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It was peculiar. The narration was unusual and the director style was as well.
I did like it, but it seemed more of a movie made for TV than an actual movie.

As for the language, this was in Quebec city in 1981. No access to international TV and even though there was a good international accent on the federal tv channel, it didn't change much of the local accent.
I personnaly like the narration, as it represents exactly how the people talked as that time. Maybe in France, they should have subtitles for this movie.... or watch more old Quebec movie to learn the quebecois dialect.


I would be interested in knowing what are those "soap operas" from Quebec that has been imported to France because... hum... I don't know any.

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NIKITA : "Elle était murée la fenêtre"
BOB : "Bien sûr qu'elle était murée"

Could you expand a little more on that?

i thought it was cute! it reminded me of being a kid in the late 70s. i remember those consumer distribution catalogs, i would pour over them for hours since we weren't in a city where you could shop. you would have to send away for things in the sears or cd catalogue. it was a different time i guess. i loved the photo of the filmmaker and the real anne tremblay at the end of the film.

It didn't suck for me. Thought it well made and funny. 7/10.