"[Gaudette-Loiseau] young girl [14] smoke[s] in 4 scenes. 3 light ups, 6 drags and 1 dangling."
"[Lemay] plays a blonde friend of Gaudette-Loiseau who seems a bit younger, perhaps 11 or 12. At first distressed by Gaudette-Loiseau's smoking, she soon gets interested and asks her for a cigarette. Gaudette-Loiseau says something like 'Are you sure?' then, when Lemay says yes, gives her a cigarette and a brief smoking lesson. Lemay says it makes her feel glamorous, but coughs without showing any smoke on her only imitation of a drag. Gaudette-Loiseau does a somewhat better job. Although her exhales are kind of wispy, she does seem to inhale at least a little, and she certainly has a cool attitude, dangling unlit in one scene and later on taunting an older man (the villain of the piece) by blowing a little cloud of smoke at him as she leaves his car, where she's been smoking with him."
, Allposters.com