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Once Upon a Time in the East

Country: Canada, Language: French, 101 mins

Original Title

Il était une Fois dans L'est
  • Director: André Brassard
  • Writer: Michel Tremblay; André Brassard
  • Producer: Pierre Lamy

CGiii Comment

Criss-cross stories adapted by author Michel Tremblay's popular plays from the Plateau borough in Montreal: a young teenager gets pregnant accidentally and must find a way to get a secret abortion, a drag-queen goes to a gala night at a gay club unaware that he will be humiliated for some cons he played on the homosexual community, and a gullible house lady invites her neighbor's to help her glue trading stamps, but they have plans to rob and humiliate the poor woman and her household.


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Cast & Characters

Denise Filiatrault as Helene;
Michelle Rossignol as Pierrette;
Frederique Collin as Lise Paquette;
Sophie Clement as Carmen;
Andre Montmorency as Sandra;
Amulette Garneau as Bec de lievre;
Denis Drouin as Maurice;
Jean Archambault as Hosanna;
Gilles Renaud as Cuirette;
Claude Gai as la Duchesse de Langeais;
Manda Parent as Germaine Lauzon;
Beatrice Picard as Robertine;
Rita Lafontaine as Manon;
Mireille Rochon as Linda Lauzon;
Johnny Pothitos as le P'tit