

Cross My Heart
Les rois mongols
Synopsis
12-years-old Manon promises her younger brother, Mimi, that they will stay together, despite their difficult family circumstances and the ominous signs of being put into foster care. During the height of Quebec's FLQ Crisis in 1970, they stage their own rebellion by kidnapping an elderly woman and hiding her in the country, aided by their two cousins.
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Les rois mongols (Cross My Heart) - Official TrailerOfficial
Type: Trailer • Published 2018-03-13
Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Milya Corbeil-Gauvreau
Manon
Henri Picard
Martin
Anthony Bouchard
Mimi
Alexis Guay
Denis
Clare Coulter
La grand-mère
Julie Ménard
La tante - Simone St-Jean
Maude Laurendeau
La mère - Joanne Ducharme
Jean-François Boudreau
L'oncle - Gaston St-Jean
Martin Desgagné
Le père - Pierre Ducharme
Sophie Cadieux
La travailleuse sociale
Bobby Beshro
L'inspecteur Dion
Nicola-Frank Vachon
L'adjoint Picard
Emmanuel Charest
Le lieutenant Fraser
Gary Boudreault
Le pharmacien - Monsieur Comeau
Gabriel Lemire
Le cousin - Paul St-Jean
Alexane Jamieson
L'amie - Christine Robinson
Robert D'Entremont
Le soldat chez Manon
Frédérique Proulx
Madame Robinson
Release History & Theatrical Window
Quebec City Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Luc Picard
- Screenplay & Story
- Nicole Bélanger
- Original Score
- Alexis Martin
- Original Title
- Les rois mongols
- Country of Origin
- Canada
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 42m
- Production Studios
- Écho Média
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Luc Picard
Nicole Bélanger
Alexis Martin
François Dutil
Carmen Mélanie Pépin
Luc Châtelain, Stéphanie Pages
Department Leadership Roster
Luc Châtelain
Producer
Stéphanie Pages
Producer
Luc Picard
Director
Nicole Bélanger
Screenplay
François Dutil
Director of Photography
Brigitte Desroches
Costume Design
Carmen Mélanie Pépin
Editor
Alexis Martin
Original Music Composer
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General — Suitable for all ages.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cross My Heart
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What is Cross My Heart about?
12-years-old Manon promises her younger brother, Mimi, that they will stay together, despite their difficult family circumstances and the ominous signs of being put into foster care. During the height of Quebec's FLQ Crisis in 1970, they stage their own rebellion by kidnapping an elderly woman and hiding her in the country, aided by their two cousins.
Who directed Cross My Heart?
Cross My Heart was directed by Luc Picard.
Who stars in Cross My Heart?
The principal cast of Cross My Heart includes Milya Corbeil-Gauvreau, Henri Picard, Anthony Bouchard, Alexis Guay, Clare Coulter.
When was Cross My Heart released and how long is it?
Cross My Heart was released in 2017 with a total runtime of 1h 42m.
Who composed the musical score for Cross My Heart?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Cross My Heart was composed by Alexis Martin.
Is Cross My Heart based on a book or true story?
Cross My Heart is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Nicole Bélanger".
What is the age rating and content advisory for Cross My Heart?
Cross My Heart holds official age classifications: CA: G (General — Suitable for all ages.).




















