Amoureux Fou


Release Information: June 7, 1991; unknown/inconnu; Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

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Executive Producer: Robert Ménard; Robert Ménard; Claude Bonin; Claude Bonin; Robert Ménard; Robert Ménard; Claire Wojas

1990

Rémi turns forty and runs into Sarah, a woman that he loved in his youth. Once again they fall in love, much to the dismay of Judith and Rodolphe, their respective spouses. The protagonists engage in an underhanded and poignant struggle that leads into a painful dance of possession, jealousy and self-destruction–all in the name of passionate love. "Love me!" the heartfelt cry. Rémi neglects everything else in his life and loses control. He alternates between being depressed, aggressive and melancholy before finally breaking down when Sarah leaves. Time goes by and then Sarah's ex-husband Rudolph learns that the young woman has fallen in love with a new flame. This time, the break-up is for good.

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

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