
In the Montreal metro, the eyes of Raoul and Beatrice meet, initiating a series of events with city-wide repercussions. He is a rock star activist on a clandestine mission; she, a bohemian distributing books to the homeless. Each Thursday, she joins Constance and Eugène for a weekly reading ritual in their cozy, candlelit apartment. Constance creates politically charged sound art for a local radio station, while Eugène struggles with a novel, seeking refuge from the world. Together, these friends are driven by a dream of poetic revolution, inspired by the situationists and embodied by Raoul’s persona.
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Explore the complete cast of The Dream and the Radio, including both lead and supporting actors. Learn who plays each character, discover their past roles and achievements, and find out what makes this ensemble cast stand out in the world of film and television.

Étienne Pilon
Raoul Debord

Ana Tapia Rousiouk
Constance Garcia Rousiouk

Leslie Mavangui
Raoul's secretary / Arthouse's manager (voice)

Renaud Després-Larose
Eugène Larose

Luis Neves

Geneviève Ackerman
Béatrice Ackerman

Maria-Gabriela Garcia-Rousiouk
Arthouse's employee (voice)

Marc Landry
Violonist in the metro

Mario Gauthier
Detective #1

Chantale Laplante
Detective #2
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