Christine Beaulieu, Patrick Hivon

Christine Beaulieu is a Quebec actress and author who is very active in theatre, television, and film. She has stood out for the precision of her acting and her ability to embody characters who are both sensitive and believable.

In theatre, she has taken part in several major productions that helped establish her reputation on Quebec’s cultural scene. She wrote and performs J’aime Hydro, a documentary play for which she received the Michel-Tremblay Prize.

In film, she has distinguished herself in nuanced roles, often in works with a human or social dimension.

Alongside her acting career, she is also involved in documentary and artistic projects, reflecting her interest in engaged topics and her creative curiosity. Today, she is considered one of the important figures in Quebec’s contemporary arts scene.

Patrick Hivon is a Quebec actor known for his great versatility in theatre, film, and television. He stands out for nuanced acting and a striking presence that allow him to take on both dramatic roles and lighter characters, often with a singular sensitivity.

In film, he has appeared in several major works of contemporary Quebec cinema. He can notably be seen in La femme de mon frère, Babysitter, as well as Vampire humaniste cherche suicidaire consentant, which brought him significant international visibility. He also appears in Nous sommes Gold, Restless River and Amour apocalypse, confirming the diversity of his collaborations.

On television, he became known to a wide audience thanks to series such as Cerebrum, L’œil du cyclone and Détective Surprenant, where he plays complex, endearing characters. In theatre, he regularly takes part in a range of productions, strengthening his reputation as a solid, versatile actor. Today, he is one of the important figures in acting in Quebec.