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Country: Canada, Language: French, 99 mins

Original Title

À tout prendre
  • Director: Claude Jutra
  • Writer: Claude Jutra
  • Producer: Robert Hershorne; Claude Jutra

CGiii Comment

A “semi-autobiographical experimental narrative shows a privileged young filmmaker named Claude who is passionately involved with a black model named Johanne, who suddenly guesses that he likes boys. He strolls with Johanne up the Mountain, the famous gay cruising area, where he fantasizes that the couple is attacked by a leatherman biker. Johanne gets pregnant, Claude dumps her, and the relationship dissolves in narcissism, rejection, and bitterness.” As exciting as that sounds, it's a nouvelle vague masterpiece and Canada's first explicitly gay-themed feature film that will conjure a Quebecois Truffaut or Cassavettes.


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Cast & Characters

Claude Jutra as Claude;
Johanne Harelle as Joanne;
Victor Desy as Victor;
Tania Fedor as La mere de Claude;
Guy Hoffmann as Le cure / Priest;
Monique Joly as Monique;
Monique Mercure as Barbara;
Patrick Straram as Patrick;
Francois Tasse as Un acteur;
Rene Bail as Un motard;
Anne Claire Poirier as A woman at the party;
Francois Truffaut as Himself