Trigger

2010
Not Rated
1h 23min

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6,1/10

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTen years after ending their partnership as rock musicians, two women become re-acquainted in the course of one night.Ten years after ending their partnership as rock musicians, two women become re-acquainted in the course of one night.Ten years after ending their partnership as rock musicians, two women become re-acquainted in the course of one night.

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NOTE IMDb

6,1/10

547

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 5 victoires et 10 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
When Tracy Wright was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December 2009, her friends and colleagues contributed time and money to rush Trigger into production in January-February 2010 so the film could be completed as a final tribute to Tracy.

Citations
Vic: This is love: I secretly believe that I'm unlovable, and then I meet you. You tell me that you love me. I love you because you love me, but that has nothing to do with you; it's about you loving me. I only love you because I imagine myself unlovable, and you, against all odds, love me. And then, and some point, you do something that makes me think that you don't love me, which I'm more ready to believe than you loving me because I'm unlovable, so I stop loving you; I only love you because you love me, and I'm unlovable.
Kat: What about the other person? The person who loves you?
Vic: It's the same thing. Everybody is doing the same thing. Everybody thinks they're unlovable, too.
Kat: I'm not unlovable. I am all lovable. I am the very meaning of lovable.

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Followed by Hard Core Logo 2 (2010)

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2/10

Nothing that interesting

Dialogue-heavy can be interesting if the dialogue is well written. This isn't. Before Sunrise parallels but that was a well done film. This is sadly an example of certain Canadian films; unfocused, cliched and lacking a plot. Tracy Wright and Molly Parker do their best. Fun seeing Callum Keith Rennie as always.

Lots of storylines that go nowhere. Interesting seeing Toronto places, hey that's the Etobicoke School For the Arts, there's Herb something Motors which was a former car dealership. The shot of streetcars, downtown buildings, and Don McKellar gets two lines. Sarah Polley is in this but can't recall who she was. Backstage manager?