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Comedy, Drama
December 1967. Nothing’s going right for The Boys, an amateur hockey team composed of unruly teenagers, including Stan, Jean-Charles, Bob, Fern and Marcel. Their poor performance on the parish’s outdoor rink suggests a humiliating defeat in the holiday tournament. When Meo, an insolent guy who’s also a fighter, joins their team, it restores their hope. While various incidents punctuate the family and emotional lives of these guys committed to winning the tournament, a terrible tragedy shakes them. Together, they will learn to be interdependent. And not just on the ice.
Director: Richard Goudreau
Studio: Les Films Séville
Producer(s): André Rouleau, Michel Gauthier, Richard Goudreau
Cast: Rémy Girard, Pierre Lebeau, Simon Pigeon, Jassen Charron, Maxime Gibault, Derek Poissant, Maxime Desjardins-Tremblay, William Legault-Lacasse, Samuel Gauthier
Writer(s): Richard Goudreau
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Comedy, Drama
December 1967. Nothing’s going right for The Boys, an amateur hockey team composed of unruly teenagers, including Stan, Jean-Charles, Bob, Fern and Marcel. Their poor performance on the parish’s outdoor rink suggests a humiliating defeat in the holiday tournament. When Meo, an insolent guy who’s also a fighter, joins their team, it restores their hope. While various incidents punctuate the family and emotional lives of these guys committed to winning the tournament, a terrible tragedy shakes them. Together, they will learn to be interdependent. And not just on the ice.
Comedy, Drama
December 1967. Nothing’s going right for The Boys, an amateur hockey team composed of unruly teenagers, including Stan, Jean-Charles, Bob, Fern and Marcel. Their poor performance on the parish’s outdoor rink suggests a humiliating defeat in the holiday tournament. When Meo, an insolent guy who’s also a fighter, joins their team, it restores their hope. While various incidents punctuate the family and emotional lives of these guys committed to winning the tournament, a terrible tragedy shakes them. Together, they will learn to be interdependent. And not just on the ice.
