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There Are No False Undertakings
Fiction bleeds into reality. Women declare themselves pregnant with the letter E! Denzel Washington plays himself in a popular sitcom. Chaos reigns and cops crave poetry. Mélusine Catafor abandons her identity in the city of Three-Rivers to seek a new one in Montreal where she hopes to learn English and where her best friend, Marie-Cobra Tremblay strives to birth an Odyssey. Rosaire, a melancholic pastor, organizes a major conference on Impossible Loves. Also, you'll meet La Renarde who hides a hole-punch in her coat. You'll learn the hole-punch is a formidable weapon used to pierce the ears of alley cats. As you can imagine, it's a comedy.
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Fiction bleeds into reality. Women declare themselves pregnant with the letter E! Denzel Washington plays himself in a popular sitcom. Chaos reigns and cops crave poetry. Mélusine Catafor abandons her identity in the city of Three-Rivers to seek a new one in Montreal where she hopes to learn English and where her best friend, Marie-Cobra Tremblay strives to birth an Odyssey. Rosaire, a melancholic pastor, organizes a major conference on Impossible Loves. Also, you'll meet La Renarde who hides a hole-punch in her coat. You'll learn the hole-punch is a formidable weapon used to pierce the ears of alley cats. As you can imagine, it's a comedy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Olivier Godin
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:La Distributrice de films
Cast
Olivier Godin
Director
Leslie Mavangui
Mélusine Catafor
François Simon Poirier
Rosaire Lachance
Florence Blain Mbaye
La Renarde
Alexis Martin
Paul Foward
Ève Duranceau
Lucille Mac
Jean-Marc Dalpé
Père de Marie-Cobra
Tatiana Zinga Botao
Marie-Cobra Tremblay
Fayolle Jean
Denzel Washington
Schelby Jean-Baptiste
Daniel Canty
Clauter Alexandre
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