The Law of the pig

the Law of the pig is a Film of Érik Canuel produces in 2001.

Synopsis

Two sisters, Stephan and Bettie Brousseau are likely to lose the pigsty, inherited their father, whom they operate together. Compulsive player, Stephan has difficulty in save. She sells to Riendeau, her ex-husband, the seedlings of pot which were sown and pushed in its corn field. She thinks of using the commission of this transaction to pay her debts quickly and to avoid the seizure. When Parcels up and its accomplice trafficker realize that the culture was sold, they kidnap the Brousseau sisters. They are unaware of that a couple of Châteauguay awaits the child whose Bettie is the surrogate mother. When the two parents settle with residence to help Bettie to be confined, the company of the gangsters becomes perilous.

Data sheet

Realization: Érik Canuel
Production: Jacques Bonin and Claude Veillet
Scenario: Joanne Arseneau
Cinematography: Jerome Sabourin
Assembly: Jean-François Bergeron
Music: Dazmo

Distribution

Isabel Richer: Stephan Brousseau
Sylvain Marcel: Parcels up
Catherine Trudeau: Bettie
Jean-Nicolas Verreault: Thing
Stephan Demers: Adrien Massed
Marie Arm-band: Carole Massed
Zenhu Han: Tchin Tok
Christopher Heyerdahl: Jodorowsky, junkie
Christian Bégin: Riendeau
Marie Gignac: Magalie, managing bar
Jean-François Boudreau: Employee of Riendeau
Veronique Clusau: Waitress with the bar
Fayolle Jean: Police with the road block
David Kulumba: the black baby
Julien Kabongo-Mutombo: Pile Bury Joe
Norman Roy: Inspector of the Safety of Quebec
Michele Thiffault: Dancer with the bar
Olivier Aubin: Yoland Rougeau

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Distinctions

Nomination

2002 : Price Jutra for the Best actress with Isabel Richer

External bonds

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