C'T'À Ton Tour Laura Cadieux


Release Information: October 9, 1998; 53 screens au Québec; Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

Budget: Budget: $1,900,000

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Executive Producer: Pierre Brousseau; Pierre Brousseau; Denise Robert

92 minutes, 1997

These women of “ample proportion” have been meeting once a week for 15 years in a doctor’s waiting room, and the film brings us along to one of those meetings. The doctor claims to be helping them lose weight through his know-how and his needles.
However, his miracle treatment only does so much. In fact, what counts most to these women is the pleasure they derive from each other’s company.
The doctor’s tardiness gives them a chance to talk about their problems, gossip about other people’s love lives, tell dirty jokes, revel in real and imagined memories, and even take out the cards for a round of Rummy 500.

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

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