Watch No

Directed by Robert Lepage, No is a 1998 film that is based on a segment from Seven Streams of the River Ota, a play by Lepage. This Canadian movie is set during the October Crisis in 1970 when bombings were taking place in Montreal. While the crisis was going on the War Measures Act was instituted by the Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau. This Act resulted in having martial law fill Montreal's streets. 

Within the movie the main character is Sophie (Anne-Marie Cadieux) who works in Osaka, Japan as an actress. Michel (Alexis Martin) is her boyfriend a sympathizer to the crisis. When Sophie finds out that she is pregnant she calls her boyfriend to tell him, but before she can two sympathizers show up and Michel must help them and hang up. Because Sophie does not know about the Montreal crisis she becomes upset with Michel for appearing to not want to speak with her even though she is not entirely certain he is the father. While deciding whether to keep the baby she has to continually avoid Francois-Xavier's (Éric Bernier) advances, a fellow actor and must try to get through a dinner with a difficult couple. Meanwhile, Michel's friends plot to set off a bomb.