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Norbourg (2022)

Norbourg tells the story of Vincent Lacroix, a businessman who was convicted for defrauding thousands of investors and embezzling over $130 million in Quebec, Canada, during the mid-2000s. The movie follows inspector and auditor Éric Asselin, who is initially tasked with monitoring Norbourg’s activities. Captivated by Lacroix’s boldness, Asselin joins him, leaving behind his official duties. Together, they navigate through fraudulent schemes, embezzling vast sums until the law starts closing in on them, marking the end of their illicit escapades.

Length: 1h 59m
Genre: Thriller, Drama
This Title is: A dramatization of real-life financial scandal

Norbourg is New on Cineplex in Canada!

Trailer

Cast

  • François Arnaud
  • Vincent-Guillaume Otis
  • Christine Beaulieu
  • Alexandre Goyette

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R

The movie deals with themes of fraud and financial crime.

Trivia

  • The film is a dramatization of the real-life Norbourg scandal from 2005.
  • Originally scheduled to premiere at a film festival, it was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • The production brings to light the audacious embezzlement of over $130 million from investors.

Our Review

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Norbourg explores a gripping true story of financial fraud, compellingly brought to life through solid performances, particularly from François Arnaud and Vincent-Guillaume Otis. While the movie presents a detailed account of the scandal, its pace suffers in parts, leaving audiences wanting more in terms of narrative depth and character development. The direction and cinematography effectively convey the tension and drama inherent in such a scandal, but at times, the movie struggles to fully engage the viewer on an emotional level. Despite these shortcomings, Norbourg serves as an important reminder of the consequences of unchecked ambition and greed, making it a noteworthy watch for those interested in real-life financial dramas.

Critic Scores

Norbourg has received a great review from the critics.

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