- Cinémaginaire and TVA Films unveil 125, Rue des Malaises.
- The film is directed by Louis Bélanger and produced by Denise Robert.
- The trailer, poster, and cast are now available.
- The movie hits theaters this summer and explores family secrets.
Cinémaginaire and TVA Films officially lift the veil on a film project long kept secret for two years: 125, Rue des Malaises. This new feature is directed by Louis Bélanger and produced by Denise Robert, two prominent figures in Quebec cinema celebrated for the quality and diversity of their productions.
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The announcement marks an important milestone for the project, as the public can now view the full cast. Alongside, the official trailer as well as the film’s poster have been unveiled, offering a first glimpse of the visual world and tone of the production. The theatrical release is scheduled for July 16, 2026, a date already on cinema lovers’ calendars.
125, Rue des Malaises presents itself as a comedy that is funny, humane, and moving. The film dives into family secrets, a universal theme that highlights tensions, unspoken words and revelations that can shake relationships among loved ones. Through situations that are sometimes comical, sometimes poignant, the story explores with finesse the dynamics of families and the impacts that long-hidden truths can have.
This project promises to blend humor and emotion, while offering a sensitive and accessible look at family realities, which could appeal to a broad audience at its theatrical release.
With a lineup of seasoned and talented performers as Rémy Girard, Geneviève Schmidt, Pier-Luc Funk, Claude Legault and Guylaine Tremblay, it’s hard to go wrong!
Synopsis
Laurent Perrier has made an irrevocable decision. Not out of despair, but from deep conviction. Before leaving, he wants to settle his affairs and make sure nothing is left unresolved. He therefore summons his daughter to his country house. But as the situation is already tense, an unfamiliar figure knocks at the door and, with him, all family peace shatters.
Between this unexpected visitor, a will that promises to make waves, and a neighbor who refuses to let go, what was meant to be a calm departure quickly spirals into chaos.
In trying to control everything to the end, Laurent triggers exactly what he sought to avoid and forces everyone to answer a question they’d rather dodge: to whom does our life belong?
A human, tender and relevant comedy about the weight of secrets, awkward love, and the right to choose.
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