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Actor Anick Lemay accompanies in a comforting manner five women being treated for breast cancer.
"What frightens the most, is the fear of the unknown. With Mont Tétons, I hope to demystify the beast and make the ascent easier." [Anick Lemay]
A synopsis often lacks feelings. Not this one because it’s me, Anick Lemay, who is writing it. I want to do some good and take those women who will come after me by the hand, to show them different routes. Because there will still be many others after me and I would like to give them a survival guide that’s true, delicate, honest and full of hope. With my sense of humour. Because without it… I don’t know how I could have climbed my MONT TÉTONS. Being diagnosed with cancer and what comes with it is tough, draining and tiring. And honestly, it hurts. If, with this documentary, I could at least answer a few questions, get some smiles and slow down the hamster wheel in the heads of a few women, I will have reached my goal. Showing paths that are not as steep as we think they are going up this darn mountain.
Our programs tend to allow ordinary people to speak on original topics they care about and that concern us all. Content produced this way is integrated in unique concepts, which adds and entertaining value to our meaningful programs. When choosing a production, we focus on rigorous research and content, visual esthetics as well as an intended angle that’s unconventional.
Jenny is a journey in the heart of a 13-year-old girl who gets diagnosed with leukemia. Unbowed, she rather discovers an impressive strength of character that helps her fight her illness. More than ever, she lives her life to the fullest. We learn to know and like her through her peppy outlook on life.
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Learn moreIn Maux Mystères (literally “Mystery Woe”, a play on the French name for word search puzzles), people who are told they have a rare disease, often obscure even for doctors, see their lives confined to an endless quest for the right diagnosis.
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