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spoken in english or french???

posted 18 years ago by Sage_LFN
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when this hits theaters please let me know

thanks
-sage

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[–] jessipo2003 18 years ago

I can't wait for this to come out, either. Wonder if it'll come out in the US, or just in Canada? I hope both. :) I think it'll be spoken en Francais with the English subtitles.

[–] Faithintheblade 18 years ago

I'm pretty sure it's in english. They filmed it in my hometown, I wasnt at any of the actual filming but people I know where and from what i heard I'm almost positive it's mostly in english. I could be wrong though.

I can't wait for it to come out. I hope they show off the wild beauty of this area. It's a disturbing place for some people, very isolating and harsh especially in the winter, but it's also gorgeous, theres no otherplace on earth like it.
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[–] adamhunt 18 years ago

The film is english with 2 scenes in french.

[–] bkeevil 17 years ago

Roy Dupuis redubbed his lines for the French version of the film.

[–] spensolo 18 years ago

Just saw the film today.. it was world premiered at the montreal world film festival. Producers, director and Roy Dupuis were there. I thought the movie was pretty good but I don't think it will get a lot of attentions though.

Like the previous poster said the scenery was beautiful. It looked really really cold too!

They are still looking for distribution..

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[–] HeatherMac320 18 years ago

This is the second Canadian film I've been excited about this year that's struggling for distribution. (The other being 'Beowulf & Grendel' which is just now being released on dvd) The film looks beautiful and it has a very interesting premise....It's one I'd cetainly love to see on the big screen. I doubt I will though :(

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