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| director = [[Ricardo Trogi]]
| producer = [[Nicole Robert (producer)|Nicole Robert]]
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| starring = [[Jean-Carl Boucher]]<br>[[Sandrine Bisson]]<br>[[Juliette Gosselin]]
| music = [[Frédéric Bégin]]
| cinematography = [[Steve Asselin]]
| editing = [[Yvann Thibaudeau]]
| studio = [[GO Films]]
| distributor = [[Les Films Seville]], [[Entertainment One]]
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'''''1991''''' is a Canadian [[comedy-drama]] film, directed by [[Ricardo Trogi]] and released in 2018.<ref name=fdq>{{Cite web|url=http://www.filmsquebec.com/films/1991-ricardo-trogi/ |title=1991 – Film de Ricardo Trogi |publisher=Films du Québec |date=July 13, 2018}}</ref> The third film in his semi-autobiographical series after ''[[1981 (film)|1981]]'' and ''[[1987 (film)|1987]]'',<ref name=fdq/> the film centres on Ricardo's ([[Jean-Carl Boucher]]) 1991 trip to [[Italy]] to pursue a relationship with Marie-Ève ([[Juliette Gosselin]]).<ref>{{
The film finished 2018 as the year's top-grossing Canadian film,<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://playbackonline.ca/2019/01/03/2018s-top-grossing-canadian-films-box-office/ |title=2018′s top-grossing Canadian films, box office |work=[[Playback (magazine)|Playback]] |date=January 3, 2018}}</ref> and was named the winner of the [[Golden Screen Award (Canada)|Golden Screen Award]] at the [[7th Canadian Screen Awards]].<ref name="Lien">{{Cite web|url=http://www.lienmultimedia.com/spip.php?article69957 |title=« 1991 » : lauréat du prix Écran
== Plot ==
In 1991, Ricardo Trogi is 21 and studies cinema at [[Université du Québec à Montréal|UQAM]] in Montréal. His friend and “the woman of his life”, Marie-Ève Bernard, invites him to go in [[Italy]] to study [[Italian language|Italian]] in [[Perugia]]. Determined, Ricardo accepts without hesitation.
After landing in [[Paris]], Ricardo rides a train to Perugia, where he meets Arturo, a [[stowaway]] who earns his living by playing ''[[Like a Rolling Stone]]'' on guitar in the streets. On arrival, failing to find Marie-Ève, Ricardo accidentally loses his passport, money and letter of acceptance to the [[University of Perugia]]. Ricardo goes to the Canadian Embassy in [[Rome]] to get a new passport and emergency funds. In the meantime, he is unable to check into any hotel without a passport. While spending the night at the train station, he meets Arturo a second time.
Back in Perugia the next day, and having already missed two days of school, Ricardo is assigned an apartment with Mamadou, who is from [[Burkina Faso]]. After partying all night, Ricardo wakes up besides a [[Greeks|Greek]] woman named Yorda. The next morning, Marie-Ève shows up, and explains she is sharing an apartment with Raphi, a Spanish student, with whom she leaves on a field trip to [[Florence]]. Ricardo stumbles upon Arturo once again and continues to see Yorda even though he still has feelings for Marie-Ève, only to catch her having sex with Raphi.
Ricardo confronts Marie-Ève about how he feels. He explains he only came for her and he doesn't care about anything else in Italy, that no ordinary friends would do this. Marie-Ève rejects his feelings kindly but Ricardo, tired, heart-broken and disgusted leaves without a word, leaving Marie-Ève feeling bad. The next morning, he decides to leave Perugia for good, but Yorda catches him and says a heartfelt goodbye, during which it is revealed her name was actually Georgia. On the train, Ricardo stumbles upon Arturo one last time while imagining Marie-Ève singing ''Like A Rolling Stone''.
==Accolades==
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| Christian Legaré
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| [[Steve Asselin]]
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| [[Prix Iris for Best Sound|Best Sound]]
| Sylvain Brassard, Michel Lecoufle
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| [[Yvann Thibaudeau]]
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| [[Frédéric Bégin]]
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| [[Prix Iris for Best Visual Effects|Best Visual Effects]]
| Jean-Pierre Boies, Jean-François Talbot
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| Anne-Karine Gauthier
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| Virginie Boudreau
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