"A Canadian actress phones her boyfriend from 1970s Japan to find him immersed in politics and terrorism."
Anne-Marie Cadieux
as Sophie Maltais
Marie Gignac
as Patricia Hébert
Richard Fréchette
as Walter
Alexis Martin
as Michel
Éric Bernier
as François-Xavier
Marie Brassard
as Hanako
Patrice Godin
as René
Jean Antoine Charest
as Claude
Jules Philip
as Policier no 1
Tony Conte
as Policier no 2
Normand Bissonnette
as Buchanen
Ghislaine Vincent
as Madame Petypon
Jean Leloup
as Livreur
Walter T Cassidy
as Acteur de Nô
Ron Korb
as Flûtiste de Nô
Darren Hitoshi Miyasaki
as Musicien Nô
Gary Kiyoshi Nagata
Jim Asano Akira
as Assistant Nô
Milton Tanaka
Hitomi Asahata
Yosh Tagushi
as Médecin
Michel Lee
as Étienne
Robert Bellefeuille
as Curé Feydeau
Lynda Beaulieu
as Madame Feydeau
Noriko Hisatomi
as Hôtesse à l'expo d'Osaka
Kathia Bassanoff
as Femme
Julie Shimotakahra
as Serveuse du restaurant
Nathalie D'Anjou
as Concierge
Denis Gaudreault
as Visiteur de l'appartement
Denis Lefebvre
Abdul Aziz Rasuli
as Azis
Yoshihiro Shimazu
as Serveur du karaoke
France Larochelle
as Hôtesse du Québec
Marie-Anne Larochelle
Robert Norman
as Policier
Pierre Auger
as Annonceur (voice)
Sophie Faucher
as Madeleine St-Laurent (voice)
Manuel Foglia
as (voice)
Pierre Drolet
Robert Lepage
Director
Writer
André Morency
Bruno Jobin
Producer
Aube Foglia
Editor
Pierre Mignot
Director of Photography
Michel F. Côté
Music
France Boudreau
Art Department Coordinator
Bernard Falaise
