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Le cinéaste Rodrigue Jean signe un percutant long métrage documentaire dans lequel de jeunes travailleurs du sexe de Montréal lui confient leurs difficultés et leur mal-être. Leurs témoignages, recueillis pendant un an, dressent un portrait alarmant de la jeunesse, de la toxicomanie, de la prostitution, de l’urbanité et de la violence tout en démontrant l’important rôle de la parole chez ces laissés-pour-compte.
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Le cinéaste Rodrigue Jean signe un percutant long métrage documentaire dans lequel de jeunes travailleurs du sexe de Montréal lui confient leurs difficultés et leur mal-être. Leurs témoignages, recueillis pendant un an, dressent un portrait alarmant de la jeunesse, de la toxicomanie, de la prostitution, de l’urbanité et de la violence tout en démontrant l’important rôle de la parole chez ces laissés-pour-compte.

 This work contains scenes of nudity and/or sexuality. Viewer discretion is advised.
Sexuality and Reproduction Social Issues All subjects
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  • research
    Rodrigue Jean
  • script
    Rodrigue Jean
  • direction
    Rodrigue Jean
  • editing
    Mathieu Bouchard-Malo
  • picture
    Mathieu Laverdière
  • supplementary footage
    Dominic Dorval
    Rodrigue Jean
  • location sound
    Lynne Trépanier
  • additional sound
    Pierre Bertrand
    Jean-Denis Daoust
    Christine Lebel
    Martyne Morin
  • music
    Tim Hecker
  • researcher
    Patrick Poisson
    François Tremblay
  • assistant to the director
    Patrick Poisson
    François Tremblay
  • production assistant
    Johann Gauthier
  • None
    Daphné Bouchard
    Catherine Lauzon-Giroux
    Ian Quenneville
    Laurence Gravel
    Richard Bellerose
    Sébastien Chagnon
    Mélanie Beauregard
    Karine Sévigny
  • editing technical support
    Isabelle Painchaud
  • titles
    Philippe Raymond
  • online editing
    Denis Pilon
  • sound design
    Martin Allard
  • dialog editing
    Marie-Ève Livernoche
  • sound effects creation
    Jean René Francoeur
  • sound mixer
    Serge Boivin
  • post-production manager
    Ian Quenneville
  • promotion coordinator
    Ian Oliveri
  • marketing officer
    François Jacques
  • administrator
    Johanne Dubuc
    Colette Allain
    Geneviève Duguay
  • administrative team
    Nicole Marcoux
    Mirabelle Bélanger
  • technical coordinator
    Brigitte Sénéchal
  • delegate producer
    Murielle Rioux-Poirier
  • production
    Nathalie Barton
    Jacques Turgeon

Education

Ages 17 to 17

Notes

This film tackles major social problems head-on: drug dependency and addiction, health, and the grey areas of the capitalist system. It also explores a number of latent phenomena that students can be asked to list and expand upon: loss of guidance, wandering, broken youth, self-destructive impulses, etc. It can be shown as a way to spark discussions on these topics, or simply to offer students an unforgettable film experience.

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