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Antoine Pilon

Actor
The Canadian actor Antoine Pilon comes from Québec and has established himself in the local film and television landscape. He played one of his most significant leading roles in the drama "1:54" (2016), which earned him a nomination for Best Actor at the Gala Québec Cinéma (Prix Iris). He also demonstrated his acting versatility in productions such as Xavier Dolan's "Matthias & Maxime" (2019) and the series "Les Mecs". For his performance in "Mad Dog Labine" (2018), he received a nomination at the Canadian Screen Awards.

Films

Matthias & Maxime

Matthias & Maxime

By Xavier Dolan

2019 | 121 min | Drama

When Matt and Max have to kiss for a short film, their lives are suddenly turned upside down. Are they more than just friends? A film by Xavier Dolan.

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You & Me

2012 | 21 min | Shorts

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Compelling Satan

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2016 | 15 min | Shorts

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