CQ2 (2004)
Directed by Carole Laure

Drama
aka: CQ2 (Seek You Too)

Film Synopsis

In Montreal, 17-year-old Rachel rebels against her mother and a life that seems to offer her nothing of any value.  When a young contemporary dance teacher is released from prison, she feels impelled to follow her and inveigle her way into her life.  Jeanne takes a liking to Rachel and helps her to discover her identity through dance.  Rachel finds she can channel her feelings of revolt through her art and gradually feels more positive about life.  But as she makes the painful transition to adulthood, she is once gain confronted by violence...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Carole Laure
  • Script: Carole Laure
  • Cinematographer: Gérard Simon
  • Music: Jeff Fisher
  • Cast: Clara Furey (Rachel), Danielle Hubbard (Jeanne), Mireille Thibault (Odile), Jean-Marc Barr (Steven), Emmanuel Bilodeau (Gabriel), Simon Alarie (Danseur duo), Reynald Bouchard (Roland), Natasha Greenblatt (Solen), Nathalie Breuer (Mère Rachel), Steve Pilarezik (Garçons-Viol), Joffrey Dumas (Garçons-Viol), Charles Blondeau (Garçons-Viol), Félix-Guy Lajeunesse (Garçons-Viol), Emmanuel Jouithe (Chorégraphe), Yves Soutière (Père Rachel), Juliette Mondou Fournier (Rachel 6 ans), Isabelle Tincler (Femme Gabriel), Frédérique Dufort (Fille Odile), Jean-François Beaupré (Dealer), Maxime Leclerc-Michon (Client drogue)
  • Country: Canada / France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 100 min
  • Aka: CQ2 (Seek You Too)

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