The perfect family guide red carpet attracts stars

Monday to Imperial CinemaIt was the night of the highly anticipated movie premiere A guide to the perfect family, whose release had to be postponed several times due to the epidemic. After waiting patiently, many artists here wanted to walk the red carpet to see the new feature film Richard Trugo.

The director partners again with Louis Morissette, who co-signed the script Jean Francois Leger And the Francois Avard. The Trogi-Morissette duo isn’t in their first rodeo: the two guys have worked together too blue house And the Simmons, but also mirage. With A guide to the perfect familyWe find the same mix of drama and comedy as in their 2015 film, although their new show has far fewer tense moments than anxiety.

This time around, Louis Morissette plays not the husband who fantasizes about his wife’s best friend (with rather disastrous consequences), but rather a father, Martin, who takes pleasure in his disdain for millennials (especially one of his employees, played by his favorite actor from Troji, Jean Karl Boucherwho strives for perfection, especially through the success of his eldest daughter, Rose,Emily Pierre), which puts great pressure on him.

Martin’s world is upended when his daughter drops out of school. Ashamed, he saw it as a personal defeat, while Rose didn’t know how to make her father understand that she was suffering from the performance anxiety he created for her. At the same time, Marie Soleil (Catherine Chabot), Martin’s wife and stepmother Rose, protects her troubled son Mattis (Xavier Lebel), who does not receive the same attention from her father as her half-sister, who herself would undoubtedly benefit from a more present mother. Herz, Caroline (Isabelle Girard), spends a large part of his time in Europe for work.