Québec-Montréal

I have never been the kind to run out and watch French-Canadian movies.

However many people talked to me about this one and so I forced myself to rent it. The result: I was very genuinely surprised.

This movie is good because of the same reason Seinfeld was a top comedy for years: it's a about nothing and yet it's about everything. It's about our lives; it's about just being human beings. Everybody will recognize himself/herself in some or all the characters.

Moreover, this movie is natural, with excellent acting, even though most are inexperienced actors (if you judge from each actor's filmography).

Congratulations to all involved!!

A wonderful little movie that talks very well about men-women relations in a modern and original way. Love is never simple and on being on the road is often the occasion to say real things (not always pleasant).

I found this movie only mildly amusing. If you think watching people in cars talk about love and sex (and not very originally) makes for a great evening, rent this movie. I had a few short laugh, but I was bored as hell the rest of it. Most of the plot was very predictable. I would not recommend it.

This well directed and witty movie relates the stories of many people in their late twenties who travel from Quebec City to Montreal for various reasons and talk about relationships.

The protagonists' paths all cross in ways reminiscent of "Sidewalks of New York". However, the intertwining stories are clearly set in the province of Quebec and francophones from that region will immediately associate with the language and the social references used.

This is the best canadian movie relating the difficulties encountered in relationships since "The Myth of the Male Orgasm". It provides material for laughter and for thought.

What a surprise to me. I go to the cinema in the hope of see Signs, but I was too late. So, I buy a ticket to see Québec-Montréal and... wow, a pretty interesting film. Made a low budget, like others canadian movies, we focus here on the characters and their relations between each others. It's funny, strange, but the last five minutes are, for me, a sad end. Make your own judgement.