I’ve Had It

Year: 1973

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: French

Director: Denis Héroux

Comedy

Cartier, a Paris‑born employee of a major English‑Canadian insurer in Quebec City, receives a promotion in Vancouver. He moves his high‑spirited Quebec wife and two children, embarking on a cross‑Canada trailer‑van road trip. With little English and many cultural clashes, the wacky journey makes him question if the new job is worth the upheaval.

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