Detour
Jul 01 2009
•2h 37m
•Thriller
For twenty-two years, Leo Huff has been working as a secretary in the same office. Living with the same wife in the same suburban bungalow, with the same old furniture and is the same old daily routine, his life is a monotonous statement. Things take a sudden turn when Leo has to stand in for an engineer and give a presentation in a small rural community. There, Leo is swept away by Lou, a distressed young woman who takes him beyond the beaten track. This encounter spells a new beginning for Leo, a strange, chaotic journey filled with unexpected twists and turns.
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Luc Picard
Léo Huff
Isabelle Guérard
Lou
Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge
Roch
Suzanne Champagne
Maryse Huff
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