Disturbed Heart
Bénédicte, a thirty-year-old woman with unstable mental health, sinks into a deep psychosis after getting killed in a holdup.
Bénédicte, a thirty-year-old woman with unstable mental health, sinks into a deep psychosis after getting killed in a holdup.
Rebecca Gibian
Bénédicte Tardif
Emmanuel Auger
Jean-François Villemaire
Karl Farah
Dr Marc Caron
Fanny Rainville
Marjorie Tardif
Anne-Marie Falcon
Astrid McGowan
Roxane St-Gelais
Élyse Boucher
Louise-Josée Mondoux
Carla
Gabrielle Marion
Chanel / Vicky
Tomy Jo Tremblay-Lafontaine
Ludovic Marchand
Bénédicte, a thirty-year-old woman with unstable mental health, sinks into a deep psychosis after getting killed in a holdup.
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