An aspiring young Middle-Eastern poet moves to Montreal for medical school and is forever changed by the city and the young women who reveal him to his destiny.
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Cast
Patricia Chica
Director
Hakim Brahimi
Ramy
Jasmina Parent
Desiree
Sana Asad
Yaz
Jade Hassouné
Tamer
Manuel Tadros
Hani
Nahéma Ricci
Sophia
Martin Dubreuil
Wiseman (Cameo)
Guillaume Rodrigue
Phénix
Chadi Alhelou
Fahim
Thomas Vallieres
Etienne Tremblay
Natalie Tannous
Alya
Marina Harvey
Marie-Claude
Bloodshot Bill
Self
Simon Therrien
Alphonse Legrand (Greaseball)
David Deias
Self
Arno Schultz
Self
Larry Day
Professor (Cameo)
Lanisa Dawn
Boho Chick #1
Patricia Chica
Writer
Kamal John Iskander
Writer
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source: Montréal Girls
source: Montréal Girls
This has to be one of the dumbest movies ever made. The dialogue is god-awful, the story is cliched, the characters are uninteresting. The women are fine to look at, but you wouldn't spend any time with them in real life unless all you care about is unsafe physical contact (because they are basically airheads). If the director had any aesthetic sense, she would have forced the main male actor to shave off his thin weasel of a moustache because it's painful to look at. I can't imagine how any intelligent producer could sink money into a film like this. It must have been family money or somebody owed the director a big favor.
