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A Montreal Girl 2010

92 min📅 2010-09-10

In Jeanne Crépeau's poignant 2010 drama *A Montreal Girl*, Amélie Grenier delivers a heartfelt performance as Ariane, a woman facing an unexpected upheaval in her Montreal neighborhood.

Director: Jeanne Crépeau

Cast

Amélie Grenier
Amélie Grenier
Ariane
Marie-Hélène Montpetit
Marie-Hélène Montpetit
Mireille
Jean Turcotte
Charles
Réal Bossé
Réal Bossé
Christian
Marika Lhoumeau
Marika Lhoumeau
Paul Savoie
Paul Savoie
Catherine Bégin
Catherine Bégin
Éric Paulhus
Éric Paulhus
Pierre-Luc Lafontaine
Pierre-Luc Lafontaine
Angela Desveaux

Frequently Asked Questions

What is A Montreal Girl (2010) about?

*A Montreal Girl* follows Ariane, a woman who faces an abrupt eviction from her long-time apartment in Montreal. With just six months to leave, she leans on her friends as rising rents threaten to uproot her entire community. The film explores her emotional struggle to adapt while staying true to her roots.

Who directed A Montreal Girl?

Jeanne Crépeau directed *A Montreal Girl (2010)*, bringing a nuanced perspective to the story of urban displacement.

Who stars in A Montreal Girl?

The film stars Amélie Grenier as Ariane, alongside Marie-Hélène Montpetit, Jean Turcotte, Réal Bossé, and Marika Lhoumeau in key roles.

Is A Montreal Girl (2010) worth watching?

If you enjoy character-driven dramas with themes of resilience and community, *A Montreal Girl* is absolutely worth watching. While IMDb doesn't rate it, the film's emotional depth and authentic portrayal of Montreal's urban challenges make it a standout in its genre.

How long is A Montreal Girl?

*A Montreal Girl* runs for 92 minutes.

About A Montreal Girl (2010) — A Moving Drama About Eviction and Urban Change in Montreal

In Jeanne Crépeau's poignant 2010 drama *A Montreal Girl*, Amélie Grenier delivers a heartfelt performance as Ariane, a woman facing an unexpected upheaval in her Montreal neighborhood. After a decade in her cherished rented apartment, she receives a shocking eviction notice with just six months to leave. The news sends shockwaves through her life as rising rents transform her beloved community into a battleground for gentrification. With her Parisian girlfriend watching from afar and her loyal friends—Mireille, Charles, and Louise—rallying to help, Ariane confronts the bittersweet reality of change. The film weaves themes of belonging, displacement, and resilience against the vibrant backdrop of Montreal's urban landscape.

Crépeau crafts a story that feels both intimate and universal, capturing the emotional weight of losing a home while celebrating the bonds that anchor us. The 92-minute runtime allows for a deeply personal exploration of Ariane's journey, making *A Montreal Girl (2010)* a compelling watch for fans of character-driven dramas that reflect real-world struggles.