Mommy (2014)
Overview
A peculiar neighbor offers hope to a recent widow who is struggling to raise a teenager who is unpredictable and, sometimes, violent.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $4,900,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,494,070.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 22.577 |
Directed By
Xavier Dolan
Crew
Sophie Leblond
Xavier Dolan
Xavier Dolan
Nancy Grant
André Turpin
Sylvain Corbeil
Xavier Dolan
Eduardo Noya Schreus
Colombe Raby
Xavier Dolan
Lyse Lafontaine
Xavier Dolan
Amélie Labrèche
Guy Francoeur
Lili-Anne Crevier
Isabelle Favreau
Nathalie Boutrie
Stéphane Daoust
Jo Caron
Sinan Saber
Raymond Larose
Michel R. Lambert
Denis Lamothe
Julie Breton
Jean-François Ferland
Francois Archambault
Jean-Charles Claveau
Colette Martel
Rocco Stallone
Sylvain Brassard
Sylvain Brassard
Benoît Dame
Pascale Deschênes
Maïna Militza
Nancy Bouchard
Mike Chute
Stéphane Lefebvre
François Barbeau
TOP CAST
Anne Dorval
Diane 'Die' Després
Suzanne Clément
Kyla
Antoine Olivier Pilon
Steve O'Connor Després
Patrick Huard
Paul
Alexandre Goyette
Patrick
Michèle Lituac
Director of Correctional Center
Viviane Pacal
Marthe
Natalie Hamel-Roy
Natacha
Isabelle Nélisse
Kyla's Daughter
Ted Pluviose
Taxi Driver
Pierre-Yves Cardinal
Security Guard
Reda Guerinik
Security Guard
Justin Laramée
Security Guard
Sabrina Bisson
Karaoke DJ
Huguette Gervais
Bookshop Cashier
Vincent Fafard
Billiard Player
Jean-Philippe Baril Guérard
Billiard Player
Dominic Desnoyers
Billiard Player
Guenièvre Sandré
Billiard Player's Girlfriend
Isabeau Blanche
Billiard Player's Girlfriend
Catherine Brunet
Young Barmaid
Johanne Garneau
Old Barmaid
Michael Rudder
Huissier
Robin-Joël Cool
Doctor
Guillaume Laurin
Male Nurse
Mathieu Dufresne
Ambulance Driver
Stéphane Julien
Jeep Driver
Julie De Lafrenière
Receptionist
Sylvie Lemay
Bank Teller
Danielle Lepine
Housewife
Jeanne Roux-Coté
Steve's Wife
Rosalie Fortier
Steve's Girlfriend
Steven Chevrin
Adult Steve (uncredited)
Pierre-François Bouffard
Postman (uncredited)
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