Magalie Lépine-Blondeau

Pierre-Yves Cardinal

Francis-William Rhéaume

Monia Chokri

Steve Laplante

Marie-Ginette Guay

Micheline Lanctôt

Guillaume Laurin

Linda Sorgini

Mathieu Baron

Christine Beaulieu

Lubna Playoust

Johanna Toretto

Jordan Arseneault

Guy Thauvette

Ève Aubert

Lila Sofia Houle

Zack Charbonneau

Jade De Bruto

Kenny Dorvil

Karelle Tremblay

Phil Lauzon

Léa Caron

Clara David

Noam Desbiens Lépine

Dominick Landry

Victoria Leblanc

Xavier Bergeron

Frédéric Poineau

Monique Michaud

Samuel Bernard

Emmanuel Côté

Vannyda Mom

Gabriel Lemire

Emmanuelle Graton

Félix de la Rochelière

Steeven Fortin

Samuel Jalbert Raymond

Jean-François Fortin

Pierre Duclos

Marc Blondeau

Manon Lépine

Bruno Roza

Yov Moor

Moritz Reich

Joss Dumas

Nathalie Paquette

Felix Famelart

Sébastien Rouleau

Julien Roig

Simon Poupard

Thomas Pichon

Olivier Guillaume

Natalie Fleurant

Elisabeth Duchaine-Baillargeon

Olivier Proulx

Kimberley Thibodeau

Benoit Ponsaillé

Emile Sornin

Arnaud Weissenburger

Sylvain Corbeil

Nancy Grant

André Turpin

Colombe Raby

Léonie Lavoie

Guillaume Laflamme

Frederic St-Jean

Marc-André Tratch

Charles-Olivier Tremblay

Pauline Gaillard

Romance

Comedy

Drama

Simple comme Sylvain

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The Nature of Love

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"Sophia" (Magalie Lépine Blondeau) is contentedly married to "Xavier" (Francis-William Rhéaume) - though they sleep in separate rooms, and is quite nervous about meeting the renovator of their newly acquired waterside chalet. Those nerves seem wholly justified when her arrival introduces her to the lively "Sylvain" (Pierre-Yves Cardinal) who tells her that the place is in riddled with carpenter beetles and is in need of tons of expensive modernisation! She's understandably upset and her tears have quite an effect on the man. Soon they are having a beer and, well you can guess the rest... It isn't just an one night stand, though - they can't stop thinking about each other and this doesn't bode well for her marriage. Their friendship, though loving, now throws up some difficulties. She's from a wealthy family and he's a man who works with his hands. Her family - especially her rather obnoxious brother "Olivier" (Guillaume Laurin) rather look down on the man but his mother "Guylaine" (Linda Sorgini) who has a penchant for rather ropey vin rosé and his family do take to her more readily. Can the two manage to make their own affections prevail against an accumulating series of challenges? There's an engaging chemistry between the two as we see their romance build, falter, thrive - is it real love or just an infatuation with both seeking that which they can never have? I'll be honest, the ending rather crept up on me - it wasn't what I wanted and certainly not what I expected, but it's effective nonetheless as auteur Monia Chokri throws down a bit of a gauntlet to impulse, lust and both a psychological and visceral sense of longing. Do we seek love, and would we know it if we found it or does it seek us so it can plays games with us? The story can seem a little contrived at times and it does play to stereotype now and again too, but it's still quite an impassioned watch with two solid efforts at the helm.

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The Nature of Love

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