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Robichaud's “Two Women” Revamps Sex Farce, Tackles Montreal Co-op Monogamy

4/23/2026

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Director Chloé Robichaud released “Two Women,” a comedy remake of Claude Fournier’s 1970 sex farce “Two Women in Gold.”
It follows neighbors Florence (Karine Gonthier-Hyndman) and Violette (Laurence Leboeuf) in a Montreal co-op who claim monogamy was invented by men and protest by sleeping with visiting handymen.
The film mixes playful sex scenes with co-op meetings about failing green initiatives, using the contrast to comment on hypocrisies and shifting sexual politics.

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Story summary

Director Chloé Robichaud released “Two Women,” a comedy remake of Claude Fournier’s 1970 sex farce “Two Women in Gold.”
It follows neighbors Florence (Karine Gonthier-Hyndman) and Violette (Laurence Leboeuf) in a Montreal co-op who claim monogamy was invented by men and protest by sleeping with visiting handymen.
The film mixes playful sex scenes with co-op meetings about failing green initiatives, using the contrast to comment on hypocrisies and shifting sexual politics.