A freewheeling satire of sex, showbiz, and voyeurism in 1970s Quebec.
Q-BEC MY LOVE
In this satire of sexuality in the entertainment industry and voyeurism, a woman maintains 3 romantic relationships simultaneously: with her husband, with her boss, and with her lover.
From the vault: Quebecois cinema that looks back—and looks hard—at the act of looking.
Jean Pierre Lefebvre throws out the rulebook and delivers a French-language satire that pokes fun at both sexuality in showbiz and the act of watching itself. Anne Lauriault’s Q-Bec navigates a trio of lovers with the kind of cool detachment that only a true send-up can manage. For those who prefer their cinema unfiltered and boundary-testing, this is pure Quebecois counterculture.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Q-Bec My Love is a 1970 Canadian comedy-drama-romance directed by Jean Pierre Lefebvre about a woman juggling three romantic relationships in a satirical take on sexuality, the entertainment industry, and voyeurism.
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Why Cult
Directed with total freedom and no concessions to censorship, this film revels in its liberated, experimental structure.
Takes a sharp aim at sexuality in the entertainment industry and the voyeuristic gaze.
Anne Lauriault’s Q-Bec juggles relationships with her husband, boss, and lover—a love triangle with an extra edge.
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What is Q-Bec My Love about? +
Q-Bec My Love is about a woman who simultaneously maintains romantic relationships with her husband, her boss, and her lover, in a satire of sexuality in the entertainment industry and voyeurism.
When was Q-Bec My Love released? +
Q-Bec My Love was released in 1970.
Who directed Q-Bec My Love? +
Q-Bec My Love was directed by Jean Pierre Lefebvre.
How long is Q-Bec My Love? +
Q-Bec My Love has a runtime of 77 minutes.
What genre is Q-Bec My Love? +
Q-Bec My Love is a comedy, drama, and romance film.