Mar�cages (Wetlands)

Pascale Bussi�res (Actor), Gabriel Maill� (Actor), Guy �doin (Director) | Format: DVD

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Actors: Pascale Bussi�res, Gabriel Maill�, Luc Picard, Fran�ois Papineau
Directors: Guy �doin
Format: NTSC
Language: French
Subtitles: English
Studio: Mongrel Media
Release Date: Feb 28 2012
ASIN: B006FYKZZ0
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #7,143 in DVD (See Top 100 in DVD)

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14-year-old Simon feels starkly out of place on his parents’ dairy farm. Life on the farm is demanding, but no matter how hard Simon tries, he cannot live up to his father’s expectations. Resentments simmer, so when a tragic accident hits close to home, the question of blame haunts the family and the possibility for forgiveness seems remote.