An absolute must-see independent Canadian film.

Revoir Julie is an absolute must-see. Two women, Julie and Juliet, meet again after 15 years and share memories about their teenage years. But why did Juliet change school? Why did they not dare get in touch all these years? All is revealed thought a brilliant plot and wonderful, fun, and witty dialogue. Jeanne Crepeau's script is of the highest quality, with a touch of Rohmer (but without the boring factor!). The storyline is a mix of romance and comedy and the two actresses deliver top of the range performances. 10 out of 10!

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