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In his livingroom, Earl Tremblay shows us the movie of his life. The main character is bilingual and schizophrenic. He becomes a car salesman, and a host in a stripper club before he goes into politics.

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Earl Tremblay

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Robert Morin

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Robert Morin ... ()

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Robert Morin

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Marc Lussier ... digital intermediate colorist

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Louis Collin ... sound effects editor

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Born in Acadia of a francophone father and an anglophone mother, Earl Tremblay is going through an uncharacteristically Canadian identity crisis. Resolved to resolve it, he shoots the 19 rolls of film his filmmaker mother left him. His goal: to record his daily life, and try to find the same meaning in French and in English. As the reels get shot over the course of a journey that pieces together the key moments in his life, from his isolated youth in a small fishing village to his ascension to the rank of MP in the Conservative Party, Tremblay watches his personality split and finally separate irrevocably. Written by Coop Vidéo

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