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MAD DOG LABINE

By Jonathan BEAULIEU-CYR, Renaud LESSARD

First film - Completed 2018

MAD DOG LABINE is a fiery and inventive docufiction that portrays two marginal teenagers living in a remote and underserved Canadian village.

Festivals
& Awards

FNC - Montréal 2018

Award : Best Canadian Feature

Festival La Rochelle 2019

Official Selection

Rendez-Vous Québec Cinéma 2019

Award : Prix Gilles-Carle

Tacoma Film Festival 2019

Award : Best Feature

Canadian Screen Awards 2020

Nominee : Best first Feature

Gala Québec Cinéma 2020

Nominee : Best first Feature

- Year of production
- 2018
- Genres
- First film
- Countries
- CANADA
- Languages
- FRENCH-CANADIAN
- Budget
- 0 - 0.3 M$
- Duration
- 86 mn
- Director(s)
- Jonathan BEAULIEU-CYR, Renaud LESSARD
- Writer(s)
- Jonathan BEAULIEU-CYR, Renaud LESSARD
- Cast
- Eve-Marie MARTIN, Zoé AUDET, Charlotte AUBIN, Barbara ULRICH, Emmanuel BILODEAU, Julien POULIN
- Producer(s)
- Renaud LESSARD (ROCOCOEUR), Fanny FOREST, Jonathan BEAULIEU-CYR, Ariane F. ST-AMOUR
- Synopsis
- It's the hunting season in the Pontiac region and most of the families are ready to head to the woods. Lindsay Labine, 13, a french speaking young redneck from Portage-du-Fort Canada, is left behind by her father. Upset she couldn't go hunting like her brothers, Lindsay is seeking the company of her only friend, Justine, 16. In the almost deserted village, they spend a few days made of conflicts and discoveries. When they find a 10 000$ worth lottery ticket, it gets serious. They have to find an adult able to cash it for them, but it's a hard time to trust people. Daring blend of reality and fiction, MAD DOG LABINE is a 87 minutes film starring two non-professional actresses. The Pontiac is the central character of this fast paced, action-driven UFO as the twelve years old Eve-Marie Martin gives life to the lead character in an overwhelming performance.