COMPULSIVE LIAR 2

Driven by the idea of making the people around her happy, Virginie lies constantly. As her partner Phil fears, her many lies become reality and shape multiverses that completely disrupt their lives and those around them. Having lied her entire life about her true nature, will Virginie be able to find her way back to the truth? 

• In this sense, we must throw flowers at the performers, who give the best of themselves in this rather crazy context. Anne-Élisabeth Bossé is particularly surprising. We knew she was gifted for comedy, but nothing seems to scare her in this proposal, where she changes her personality as one would change hats. This woman can definitely play anything! At her side, Antoine Bertrand is as funny as we had hoped, he who obviously collects the thankless scenes, as was the case in the original opus. As a not very willing victim, the actor is still as magnetic as ever. We can also count on a seasoned secondary cast to put a smile on our faces…
  Translated from Cinoche review in French into English with the help of Collins Translator 

• Humour comes in several forms: repetitive comedy, heartfelt satire, chiselled dialogues and diversions of expectations. The staging remains clear, dynamic and effective, even when the narrative fragments into the multiverse.
  Translated from Le Devoir review in French into English with the help of Collins Translator 

• Menteuse remains an accessible, well-paced comedy that manages to make you think about the repercussions of lies while keeping a resolutely burlesque tone. Presented as the biggest Quebec production of the summer, this comedy hits its target and will undoubtedly seduce a wide audience.
  Translated from Le Soleil review in French into English with the help of Collins Translator