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Manuelle Légaré is the editor-in-chief of Tout le monde en parle. A content producer and screenwriter, she has worked on documentary series such as Alpha_02: Le mystère Alexandre Cazes, Le dernier soir (the first investigative series aired on Quebec television), La traque, Deuxième chance, and Qui êtes-vous?. Her work earned her the Gémeaux Award for Best Documentary Research – All Categories (Qui êtes-vous?) in 2016, and the awards for Best Documentary Series – Society (Deuxième chance and La traque) in 2018 and 2022.

Her first podcast, Récidive, chronicled her encounter with a former inmate on the path to rehabilitation who was later accused of kidnapping. Récidive won Best French-Language Podcast at the Paris Podcast Festival in 2021. Her most recent documentary, Alphas, co-directed and co-written with Simon Coutu, was a major success on Télé-Québec and was selected for the international INPUT conference.

François Bernier is an actor, writer, and director. Since graduating from the Conservatoire, he has taken part in more than 40 theatre productions. He is the general and artistic director of Théâtre DuBunker, with whom he co-wrote Le NoShow (150 performances, including 100 in Europe) and Ensemble.

On television, he has appeared in Alertes, Indéfendable, Les Bombes, and Les bogues de la vie. He also wrote and performed in several shows on Vrak, including Frank vs Girard, and was a screenwriter for Les Parent.

As a director, he collaborates with numerous artists, including the music groups Les sœurs Boulay, Fanny Bloom, Vulgaires Machins, and Comment Debord. He directed J’t’aime encore by Roxanne Bouchard, which has reached nearly 100 performances, as well as 5 balles dans la tête, a documentary play by the same author, presented at La Licorne in 2024, revived in Duceppe’s En rappel series, and toured across Quebec. He also directed Les Vacances by Lily Pinsonneault, presented in September 2025 at La Licorne, the comedy show by Silvi Tourigny, and, in April 2026, he will direct Club sandwich mayonnaise, the upcoming creation by Porte Parole, written by Manuelle Légaré.

In parallel, he lends his voice and pen to the youth podcast Allo la puce! He has also just completed writing his first feature film, for which he received a grant from Netflix.

With Théâtre DuBunker, he has led several creation labs as a director, writer, and dramaturgical advisor, notably for Dilemme (a co-production with Théâtre La Seizième), Béluga, and Suzanne va sortir.

A graduate of the Conservatoire d’art dramatique de Montréal, Mathieu Gosselin has made his mark on Quebec’s cultural scene as both an actor and a playwright.

He has performed in Betty à la plage by Christopher Durang, directed by Patrice Dubois; Venise-en-Québec by Olivier Choinière, directed by Jean-Frédéric Messier; Bob by René-Daniel Dubois, directed by René-Richard Cyr; Suprême deluxe, written and directed by Sébastien Dodge; Caligula remix by director Marc Beaupré; Silence Radio, which he also co-wrote and which was directed by Geoffrey Gaquère; Contes urbains, directed by Stéphane Jacques; and Des souris et des hommes, directed by Vincent-Guillaume Otis.

Working with Théâtre de la Pire Espèce, he has appeared with the company in Ubu sur la table and Persée, which he also co-wrote. He both wrote and performed several roles in Fête sauvage. Mathieu’s work can also be seen in J’aime Hydro, both in live performances and in the filmed and audio recordings that reached a wide audience. Last spring, he took the stage at La Licorne in a solo performance titled Gros gars, prise de parole analogique.

On television, he has appeared in Grande Ourse, États-humains, Trauma, Toute la vérité, Série Noire, Le Phoenix, C’est pour ça que je t’aime, and M’entends-tu?. His film credits include the popular feature Starbuck and Les barbares de la Malbaie.