Moonshine
Mar 03, 1983 · 1h 28m
Rated 7.4 out of 10
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Director
André ForcierOverview
A friendship between a good man with bowling as his only passion and a queer albino.
Cast of Moonshine
Guy L'ÉcuyerAlbert
Michel CôtéFrançois
Lucie MivilleLeopoldine Dieumegarde
Robert GravelMaurice Dieumegarde- Michel GagnonLe Philosophe
Gaston LepageTi-Kid-Radio
Michel DaigleLe Restaurateur
J. Léo GagnonAlfred- Élise VaroMargot
- Louise GagnonLinda
- Roger TurcotteLa Voix du Moonshine
- Émile BrochuÉmile
Marc GélinasQuilleur- Richer FrancoeurQuilleur
- Jacques GirardQuilleur
- Pierre GiardDragon
- Marcel FournierDragon
- Gilles LafleurDragon
- Yvon LecompteDragon
- Charlie BeauchampUn Maniaque
Stéphane L'EcuyerUn Maniaque- Dino Des LaurentidesUn Maniaque
Crew of Moonshine
About Moonshine
What is Moonshine about?
A friendship between a good man with bowling as his only passion and a queer albino.
When was Moonshine released?
Moonshine was released on March 3, 1983.
How long is Moonshine?
Moonshine runs 1 hour 28 minutes (88 minutes).
Who directed Moonshine?
Moonshine was directed by André Forcier.
Who is in the cast of Moonshine?
The cast of Moonshine includes Guy L'Écuyer (Albert), Michel Côté (François), Lucie Miville (Leopoldine Dieumegarde), Robert Gravel (Maurice Dieumegarde) and Michel Gagnon (Le Philosophe).