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Ste-Marie-La-Mauderne is a small, depressed coastal village in Québec, where even fishing as an industry has died. Almost everyone is on welfare, including Germain Lesage. An option for most townsfolk is to move to the city, something that Germain refuses to do, even though his wife, Hélène, wants to at least consider it, just because her brother could provide her with a job. The Mayor, Réal Fournier, would sell out the townsfolk in his attempts to lure industry to the town, still with no takers.

Part of their catch-22 situation in luring industry there is that there is no doctor, a condition made by one company owned by M. Dupré that would potentially locate his new plastic container factory there. As such, Germain and a few of his friends, Henri Giroux and Yvon Brunet, decide to reach out to every doctor in Québec to see if he/she can be enticed to move there. Due to a little police strong-arming, they get one nibble in the form of thirty-three year old Montréal plastic surgeon, Dr. Christopher Lewis, who is somewhat blackmailed to live in Ste-Marie for one month.

Germain figures they have to captivate him on first sight of the town - not easy as the ugliest building is the first thing one sees entering the harbor - which includes giving him Henri's house in which to live, Henri the only person with a half-decent house as the town's sole bank employee and thus the de facto branch manager, although all he really does is cash everyone's welfare checks. They will also use intelligence they gather about him both before his arrival and during his stay - the latter in not the most ethical manner - to cater to his every whim making him think that these items are just everyday aspects of town life regardless of if they even know about what he's talking (cricket matches? beef stroganoff?).

But what may be the most difficult part, in the words of Germain, is to make him think that he's in the best place on earth while being in a dinghy. All the while, they also have to manipulate M. Dupré, who may be more and more difficult to manage in his expectations of the town.

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User reviews

Steven Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of Seducing Doctor Lewis perfectly captures the quaint, melancholic atmosphere of Ste-Marie-La-Mauderne, setting the tone for the struggles and charm of the small coastal village.

Betty Clark

7/10

Through its emotive melodies and poignant instrumental arrangements, the music immerses the listener in the challenges faced by the characters, creating a deep connection to their journey of trying to save their village from economic decline.

William Roberts

9/10

The soundtrack of Seducing Doctor Lewis beautifully captures the essence of the small coastal village of Ste-Marie-La-Mauderne in Québec. The music evokes a sense of melancholy and nostalgia, reflecting the struggles faced by the townsfolk living in a dying industry. The use of traditional Québécois folk music adds a layer of authenticity to the film, immersing the audience in the unique cultural setting of the story.

Thomas Roberts

7/10

The soundtrack skillfully complements the storyline, enhancing the emotional depth of the narrative and highlighting the determination and resilience of the townsfolk as they strive to convince Dr. Christopher Lewis to stay.

Mary Clark

5/10

The music subtly shifts between moments of humor and poignancy, mirroring the comedic yet heartfelt moments throughout the film's narrative.

Robert Green

10/10

The score of Seducing Doctor Lewis perfectly complements the heartwarming and comedic moments of the film. The uplifting melodies and playful rhythms enhance the charm and humor of the story, creating a delightful atmosphere for the audience. The music helps to underscore the camaraderie and determination of Germain and his friends as they embark on their mission to seduce Dr. Lewis into staying in the town, adding a whimsical touch to the narrative.

Joshua Miller

5/10

The emotional depth of the score reflects the internal conflict experienced by characters like Germain Lesage and Mayor Réal Fournier, adding layers of complexity to their decisions and motivations.

Ronald King

2/10

The musical choices in the film seem out of place and disjointed, creating a jarring experience for the viewer. The lack of cohesion in the soundtrack detracts from the overall immersion in the narrative, making it difficult to connect with the characters and their struggles.

Michelle Turner

7/10

The soundtrack of Seducing Doctor Lewis perfectly captures the essence of small-town life in Ste-Marie-La-Mauderne, evoking a sense of melancholy and community spirit that resonates with the struggles of the villagers.

Susan Carter

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of community and camaraderie among the villagers as they come together to orchestrate a plan to seduce Dr. Christopher Lewis to stay in Ste-Marie-La-Mauderne.

Thomas Clark

4/10

The scoring in Seducing Doctor Lewis feels repetitive and unoriginal, with cliché melodies that fail to evoke any meaningful emotions or enhance the dramatic moments in the story. The soundtrack becomes background noise rather than a powerful tool to elevate the film's impact, leaving a sense of missed potential in the music department.

Elizabeth Carter

8/10

Each track conveys a range of emotions, from hope and optimism to desperation and humor, making the soundtrack a vital component in capturing the heartwarming and humorous moments that unfold throughout the film.

Linda Clark

6/10

The music enhances the sense of desperation and hopelessness felt by the townsfolk as they navigate their economic hardships and the pressure to attract industry to their dying town.

Susan King

2/10

The soundtrack for Seducing Doctor Lewis lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the unique atmosphere of the small coastal village of Ste-Marie-La-Mauderne. The music feels generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to enhance the storytelling and character development.

John Jones

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Seducing Doctor Lewis is a vital component in immersing the audience in the world of the film, enhancing the storytelling and emotional resonance of the characters' journey.

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