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| Title: | PABLO QUI COURT |
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| Title year: | 1990 |
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| Unused title(s): | La Femme De Pablo Ruiz (Working Title) |
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| Original dialogue(s): | French |
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| Description: | Pablo is his own man; he is always on the run. Cynical and yet sensitive, he commits petty theft to get by. He unscrupulously makes away with the meagre takings of an accordion player busking in the metro. But it turns out that she dishes out as good as she gets. Intrigued, even mesmerized by this older woman's strong personality, Pablo starts loitering in metro stations in the hope of seeing her again. The two loners eventually find each other and Pablo moves in with the accordion player. Alone in the apartment, he discovers the savings of his new partner, who catches him red-handed. Caught off guard, Pablo flees without even trying to defend himself. But danger lies in store: in his mad dash, he risks losing himself. |
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| Director(s): | Bernard Bergeron | |
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| Screen writer(s): | Bernard Bergeron | |
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| Actor(s): | Jean-François Pichette | | |
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| Louise Laprade | | |
| Pierre Chagnon | | |
| Johane Madore | | |
| Patrick Huneault | | |
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| Producer(s): | Marcel Giroux | |
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| Editor(s): | Jean-Marc Vallée | |
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| Photography: | André Turpin | |
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| Support: | 35mm Col Kodak 5296, 5297, 5247 |
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| Release: | Montréal (Parisien 5) | September 06, 1991 |
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| Location(s): | Montréal (QC) |
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| Laboratory: | Office National du Film |
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