
Babysitter
After a sexist joke goes viral, Cédric loses his job and embarks on a therapeutic journey to free himself from sexism and misogyny. He and his girlfriend hire a mysterious and liberated babysitter to help shake things up.
- 5.8
- 2022
- Released
- 1h 28m

Patrick Hivon
Cédric
Monia Chokri
Nadine
Nadia Tereszkiewicz
Amy
Steve Laplante
Jean-Michel
Hubert Proulx
Tessier
Nathalie Breuer
Brigitte
Patrice Dubois
Christian
Ève Duranceau
Chantal Tremblay
Geneviève Beaudet
Paediatrician
Patricia Lanoie
Aqua-baby Leader
Adina Darie
Girl Who Looks Like Kim Kardashian
Valerie-Pascale Bourque
Girl Who Looks Like Anastasia Karanikolaou
Amélie Grenier
TV Presenter #1
Varda Étienne
TV Presenter #2
Linda Brodeur
Micheline
Alphé Gagné
Cédric's Male Colleague
Anne-Valérie Bouchard
Cédric's Female Colleague
Léa Simard
Cédric's Colleague Who Always Thinks He's Guilty
Jonathan David Bédard
MMA Fighter
Antoine Beaulieu
MMA Fighter
Mazen El-Masri
The Beer Dude
Sophie Doucet
Ring Girl #1
Chanelle Moroni
Ring Girl #2

Released
fr
- #marriage crisis
- #babysitter
- #dream girl
- #misogyny
- #mothering
- #postpartum depression
Reviews
This film is what happens when Avant Garde and French farce with a mission meets Magic Surrealism. Babysitter opens with a completely frenetic energy that only eases later in those moments of self-reflection, for both ourselves and Nadine (played by Monia Chokri, the director). In between the wacky opening and the thought-provoking third act, the film is mostly farcical, high-speed comedy. The











