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There is a pretence called "Quebec".
Roberta 2022-04-19 09:02:42
After passing by the premiere, I didn't get to see Xavier Dolan, this little brat, with my own eyes. But in any case, he gave me the privilege of getting my first taste of what truly ironic Quebec French is in a movie theater. The dialogue in the film is so Quebecian that orthodox French subtitles appear at the bottom of the screen every now and then. French nationals who are pretentious enough to buy this talented Canadian elementary school Zhengtai's account, after all, he was only nineteen years old when J'ai tué ma mère was filmed, not to mention that Xavier Dolan has such a picture of both men and women. s face. And behind the well-crafted pictures are often hidden abyss of emptiness, which is also in line with the appetite of Xavier Dolan's "base" group in France. But all in all, at least my friends and I have a laugh that we can keep talking about all day: méchante ambiance...j'aurais quand même quelque chose sur le feu...c'est cute...c' est dark... In this case, let's pay tribute to the creativity of the people of Quebec...
Extended Reading
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Nicolas: Eating your cherry, Terry?
Francis: Cherries are too sweet.
Marie: Fudge is 17 times sweeter than cherries.
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Nicolas: You have a big bed, right?
Francis: Yeah, I have a big bed. You can sleep here. We'll just... We'll just squeeze in.
Nicolas: Thanks, man.
Marie: Shotgun the side.
Francis: I hate the middle, too.
Nicolas: No sweat. I like the middle.