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An injured figure skater is sent to the mountains to recover from an injury. Once there, she meets an ex-hockey player and his young daughter and begins to realize that something is missing from her life.

Frida Kahlo is a little girl who is different. Sparkling and vibrant, everything interests her. And when life's trials and tribulations come her way, she faces them with her overflowing imagination.

App developers lured a massive labor force by promising flexible hours with no offices or bosses-but with gig workers from Uber, Amazon, Lyft and more in front of the camera, the human cost of disruption runs deep.

-In this third show of his career, Laurent Paquin talks about fools, the importance of mistakes, insults, everything we learn and retain for nothing, etc. Biting, effective punches, a sustained rhythm, reflections that will hit their target every time.

-While we all live at a frantic pace, Dominic stops, contemplates and notes our shortcomings to better exaggerate them. With his particular imagination, his comic metamorphoses and his own universe, he displays his great talent by standing out with his interpretations with grandiose mimics. It is often his disarticulated body that expresses itself, stretches and contracts, thus supporting his well-crafted texts.

Two strangers meet by chance on the side of the road: Oli wants to go to Rouyn-Noranda, Camille wants to go - anywhere but here. Driven by mysterious signs from the universe, they agree to share the road together.

-"Déplaire" of Laurent Paquin is a more honest, truer, simpler and cruder show, in which Laurent fully assumes the idea that you can't please everyone. His style is more refined, closer to the roots of stand up, and his tone is resolutely more biting, while remaining unifying. This 4th show is the latest addition to an already busy career With more than 200 performances of this show and over 100,000 tickets sold, Laurent Paquin's popularity is undeniable, and after a career spanning more than 25 years, his style has not aged a bit.

-The young Quebecer journalist and columnist Raed Hammoud is trying to understand how it could be that Youssef, his CEGEP buddy, left for Syria. What happened for such a nice boy to join Daech, also known as the Islamic state?

Screenwriter Andrée Martin, director Tim Southam and producer Ian Boyd revisit their collaboration on the award-winning documentary, Perreault Dancer (2005), a tribute to the life and works of influential Canadian dance choreographer Jean-Pierre Perreault.

-After the success of his first solo show, the recipient of the Jury Prize at the Festival d'humour franco-québécois de Lourdes in 2012 and declared Revelation of the Year at the 2013 Les Olivier Gala is back with a bang with his second show entitled Ingénu. Ingénu(e): Adj. Candide, naïve, without malice.

Boating is in the genetic code of Quebecers (in Canada). With the St. Lawrence River, lakes and rivers, there's always a body of water not far from home where the opportunities to enjoy it are legion. "Marins d'eau douce" is a documentary series on the history of pleasure boating and its enthusiasts. We meet real boat enthusiasts, along with their friends and families. We watch them float, rub, race, scream, drift and party into the sunset, telling each other the same stories. In short, it's an enjoyable ride.

-Documentary relating the history of Quebec Showbusiness (in Canada) through Jean Bissonnette.

* Following the great success of his "Corrompu" tour, for which he sold over 125,000 tickets, Guy Nantel is back on stage with his new show, "Nos Droits and Libertés". Quebec's number one social and political comedian once again relies on a perilous style of humor, as he vacillates between irony and raw truth, leading the audience to reflect, but above all to laugh. The accuracy of his remarks and their topicality make "Nos Droits and Libertés" a must-see show that presents a satire on the failings of our society. In a world where our rights and freedoms are more often than not subject to interpretation, Nantel could not be more in tune with the times.

-Don't worry; it's only a title. He's not just going to raise a big stink for 1h10. Armed with one of the most distinctive characters in Quebec humor in recent years, François Bellefeuille has won critical acclaim with this, his second career show. Recorded in Gatineau (in the province of Quebec, Canada) in the spring of 2022, Le plus fort au monde has been performed over 400 times and played to over 235,000 people.

Shade and Angie go undercover to try to expose a con artist; Angie, Jules and Don give Shade romantic advice.