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Father and Guns

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Father and son, both cops, who can't stand each other, must find a way to work together as partners when a friend lands in trouble with a criminal biker gang.

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12/25/2015 This is your average French Canadian comedy, with the same actors as always and the annoyingly unavoidable father-son relationship theme. See more 04/05/2012 Saw this @ Scottsdale International Film Festival in Oct 2010. Its a hybrid of French humor, action, and drama with a spin on the good cop, bad cop genre as a bickering father and son play them. See more 03/03/2012 Really funny movie about father and son relationships! These movies can often be quite schmaltzy but this one touches this subject efficiently and with humour! Great Saturday night movie with good pacing and a good story. See more 02/25/2012 Father and Gun covers a little bit of everything. A little action, a bit of comedy, some father son bonding, and a touch of relationship drama. Father and Gun is fast paced and hugely entertaining with all the bang of a Hollywood blockbuster combined with a distinctly Canadian sensibility and humour. See more 12/04/2011 Tres drole! Les scenes de therapie sont excellentes. Je vais conseiller a mon pere de le regarder ;-) See more 07/10/2011 great french canadian movie See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Father and son, both cops, who can't stand each other, must find a way to work together as partners when a friend lands in trouble with a criminal biker gang.
Director
Émile Gaudreault
Producer
Denise Robert, Daniel Louis
Screenwriter
Émile Gaudreault, Ian Lauzon
Production Co
Cinémaginaire Inc.
Genre
Comedy, Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama
Original Language
Canadian French
Release Date (DVD)
May 22, 2015
Runtime
1h 47m
Sound Mix
Dolby Digital