Two recently released prisoners learn to live in a sugar shack deep in the forest.
Denis Côté
Director
Pierrette Robitaille
Victoria Champagne
Romane Bohringer
Florence Richemont
Marc-André Grondin
Guillaume Perreira-Leduc
Marie Brassard
Marina St-Jean / Jackie
Pier-Luc Funk
Charlot Smith
Olivier Aubin
Nicolas Smith
Georges Molnar
Émile Champagne
Guy Thauvette
Yvon Champagne
Ramon Cespedes
Complice de Jackie
Ted Pluviose
L'amant
Raoul Fortier-Mercier
Le Cadet
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