Coteau rouge
2011 Canadian film
- September 9, 2011 (2011-09-09)
Coteau Rouge is a 2011 French-Canadian (Quebec) film written and directed by André Forcier and produced by Les Films du Paria.[1]
Synopsis
The offbeat comedy from André Forcier is about the Blanchard family, a tightknit group living in Coteau Rouge on the South Shore of the St. Lawrence River in Longueuil. The grandfather of the clan (Paolo Noël) was once a fisherman who togot rid of bodies for the mob. His son (Lepage) runs the local gas station and has two children: Hélène (Céline Bonnier) and Henri. Hélène is childless and so her mother (Louise Laparé) is carrying her baby. Meanwhile, her husband (Roy Dupuis), an unscrupulous entrepreneur, wants to buy up the land to build an upscale condo.
Awards
The film won Best Canadian Film at the Montreal World Film Festival.[2]
References
External links
- Coteau rouge at IMDb
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Films directed by André Forcier
- La mort vue par... (1966)
- Chroniques Labradoriennes (1967)
- Le Retour de l'immaculé conception (1971)
- Night Cap (1974)
- Bar Salon (1974)
- A Pacemaker and a Sidecar (1976)
- Au clair de la lune (1983)
- Kalamazoo (1988)
- An Imaginary Tale (1990)
- The Wind from Wyoming (1994)
- The Countess of Baton Rouge (1998)
- Acapulco Gold (2004)
- The United States of Albert (2005)
- Je me souviens (2009)
- Coteau rouge (2011)
- Kiss Me Like a Lover (2015)
- Forgotten Flowers (2019)
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