Francine Grimaldi
Francine Grimaldi, active in the early 1970s, showcases her talent in Snowballin' (1971), a film that captures the playful yet risqué spirit of its era. Set against a backdrop of youthful exuberance and mischief, Grimaldi's performance adds a distinctive flair to the film's exploration of relationships and escapades. Her role in this cult favorite highlights the intersection of comedy and adult themes, making her contribution significant in the realm of exploitation cinema.
Snowballin'
Three ski instructors are more busy accumulating love affairs than giving lessons, so they spend more time in bed than on the slopes. The parish priest of Saint-Roch, Monsignor Raymond Lavoie, filed a complaint for obscenity and had the film seized by the municipal police in April 1971. The owner of the Capitol cinema was taken to court accused of having presented an immoral spectacle, indecent and obscene.
