MPs at the movies. Smores served!

Heritage Minister James Moore held a special screening of the Quebec film De Père en Flic at the National Gallery of Canada. Moore (right) is below with the film’s star, Michel Côté.

Seated together in the theatre were Denis Coderre (right), who resigned in a huff as the Liberals’ Quebec Lieutenant, and Pablo Rodriguez, who was named president of the federal Liberal Quebec caucus after Montreal MP Marc Garneau replaced Coderre.

Côté and NDP leader Jack Layton.

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Layton and Labour Minister Rona Ambrose.

Layton with one of the film’s actors.

Côté (left) with Liberal MP Denis Coderre.

Côté (left) with Conservative MP Steven Blaney.

Côté (left) with Bloc MP Christiane Gagnon.

Moore (left) with Conservative MP Denis Lebel (centre) and Bloc MP Marc Lemay.

James Moore in the theatre.

Jack Layton in the theatre.

Conservative MP Shelley Glover.

Glover chats with one of the actors from the film.

Glover and Ambrose.

One of the actors from the film.

Liberal MP Justin Trudeau.

The Bloc.

Bloc MP Serge Ménard.

Best shoes for the night went to Deirdre McCracken, James Moore’s director of communications. Barbie shoes!

A special food spread included smores and other nibbles.