Féminin/Féminin

Ended20142 seasons · 16 episodes15 min

A group of women in Montreal moves through friendships, attractions and relationships that do not all ask for the same things. Some are…Read more +Read less −

A group of women in Montreal moves through friendships, attractions and relationships that do not all ask for the same things. Some are negotiating the first uncertain stages of a connection, while others are reconsidering habits that have begun to shape their lives. The series stays close to the conversations, small misunderstandings and moments of intimacy through which those decisions become real. Its portrait-like episodes let different women take the foreground without reducing the group to a single model of queer experience. Across two French-language seasons, lesbian and bisexual lives remain the central subject, with humor and affection alongside the less comfortable work of being honest with another person.

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Drama Comedy

Sapphic characters & cast

Alexa-Jeanne Dubé

as Alex

Main sapphic character

Éva-Maude TC / RBL Agency; reuse rights pending

Kimberly Laferrière

as Anne

Main sapphic character

Performer portrait via TVmaze; photographer and reuse rights unconfirmed

Éliane Gagnon

as Émilie

Main sapphic character

Performer portrait via TVmaze; photographer and reuse rights unconfirmed

Ève Duranceau

as Steph

Main sapphic character

Performer portrait via TVmaze; photographer and reuse rights unconfirmed

YOUR FIRST LOOK

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BEHIND THE SCENES

Details & credits

Country: Canada
Language: French
Premiere: 2014-01-14
Finale: 2018-02-14
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 16
Runtime: 15 minutes

Western TV draft; series only. Lightweight show credits, no public People profiles. Relevant seasons explicit.

Series promotional artwork via TVmaze; rights holder unconfirmed

Artwork source & permission status

Editorial review approved — rights not independently confirmed

Series promotional artwork via TVmaze; rights holder unconfirmed

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Sources & editorial notes (5)

Last researched 2026-10-28. Editorially approved.

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description: Verified sapphic storyline: Lesbian and bisexual women’s relationships center both French-language Montreal seasons (2014, 2018). Fiction web series, not a general LGBTQ documentary. Checked 2026-10-27.
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western cast: Verified sapphic storyline: Lesbian and bisexual women’s relationships center both French-language Montreal seasons (2014, 2018). Fiction web series, not a general LGBTQ documentary. Checked 2026-10-27.
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classification note: Verified sapphic storyline: Lesbian and bisexual women’s relationships center both French-language Montreal seasons (2014, 2018). Fiction web series, not a general LGBTQ documentary. Checked 2026-10-27.
representation type: Verified sapphic storyline: Lesbian and bisexual women’s relationships center both French-language Montreal seasons (2014, 2018). Fiction web series, not a general LGBTQ documentary. Checked 2026-10-27.