Que Dieu benisse l'Amérique
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1h 50m | Drama
On September 11 2001, Pierre St-Roch, a sexual offender released from jail the day before, must face his wife (to whom he swears he's innocent) and the people of his neighborhood, who know of his crimes because of a list circulating illegally. What's worse, of the five sex offenders on the list, three have been mutilated and murdered by an unknown vigilante.
Unaware of what is going on in New York, Pierre is constantly faced with the closed universe of his suburb, encountering the same people over and over again. They include the lead investigator in the sex offender murders, a frustrated housewife, an accountant stuck with a tyrannical spouse and a few more, who will all drift toward Pierre in their own selfish efforts to satisfy their needs. As George Bush asks God to bless America in its time of need and anger, these strangers will slowly form a new and strange friendship.
Unaware of what is going on in New York, Pierre is constantly faced with the closed universe of his suburb, encountering the same people over and over again. They include the lead investigator in the sex offender murders, a frustrated housewife, an accountant stuck with a tyrannical spouse and a few more, who will all drift toward Pierre in their own selfish efforts to satisfy their needs. As George Bush asks God to bless America in its time of need and anger, these strangers will slowly form a new and strange friendship.
| Director: | Robert Morin |
| Studio: | Christal Films |
| Producer(s): | Réal Chabot |
| Cast: | Gildor Roy, Sylvie Léonard, Patrice Dusseault, Sylvain Marcel, Marika Lhoumeau, Gaston Lepage, René-Daniel Dubois |
| Writer(s): | Robert Morin |
