Wind from Wyoming (1994)

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The "Wind From Wyoming" is a breeze said to contain erotic properties. This bizarre comedy, set in Montreal, has the feel and plotlines of a soap opera. Lea loves Reo, a rising boxer, but Reo loves Lea's mother Lizette. Lizette's husband, who is also Reo's trainer, is fit to be tied. Lea's sister Manon has a crush on famed New Age author Chester Celine who is coming to Montreal. To properly align the affections of these people a hypnotist is hired. More, equally odd characters appear throughout this frenetic film. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Starring:: François Cluzet, Michel Cote, (more)

Director(s):: Marc-André Forcier

Format(s):: DVD
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Synopsis of Wind from Wyoming

Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 100 mins

Complete Cast of Wind from Wyoming

François Cluzet - Chester Celine
Marc Messier - Albert Mouton
Marcel Sabourin - Father Lachaise
Donald Pilon - Romeo

Michel Cote - Marcel Mentha
Celine Bonnier - Manon Mentha
Marc Gelinas - Assourhampel

Director(s):: Marc-André Forcier

Writer(s):: Marc-André Forcier

Producer(s):: Nardo Castillo, Claude Leger

Categories:: Comedy

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	Kurt S.

1 out of 2 people found this review helpful

Overplotted bit of French-Canadian oddness, that has too many unlikable characters behaving in too quirky ways for its own good. In the end, the least sympathetic characters triumph, while the others are left to wallow in weirdness. Decent acting by the cast helps as well as some surreal touches here and there, but overall the film is too distancing with a cynical final message. In French with English subtitles and no extras on the disc.

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