Pigs are Seldom Clean
Released November 15th 1973
A film by Jean Pierre Lefebvre
Produced by Claude Godbout and Marguerite Duparc
With Denys Arcand, Louise Cuerrier, J. Léo Gagnon, Marthe Nadeau, Jean-René Ouellet and Jean-Pierre Saulnier
In Hull, Quebec, Bob Tremblay is an RCMP anti-drug brigade officer who has infiltrated the local community. He lives at his parents' house and has a fiancée, Hélène, although he allows himself adventures here and there. One night, convinced that Bob is a double agent, a group of students kidnaps Helen and rapes her. Bob manages to get his hands on the rapists, but is killed by a dealer soon after.
CANADA | 1973 | DRAMA, CRIME | 112 MINUTES
FRENCH AUDIO AND SUBTITLES
« Jean Pierre Lefebvre has a quiet stubbornness of a director who refuses to sacrifice his vision of things to imposed standards. His passion connects tremendously with young adults. »
