Pier-Luc Funk

In Montreal, a kidnapper targets boys, stoking fear in a sensitive adolescent, whose imaginary demons begin to mirror those of the world around him.

Xavier Dolan’s sparkling drama features the beloved director before the camera in a touching role. Dolan co-stars in this tender, heartfelt story of a friendship between men from different classes that is challenged by the possibility of separation—and attraction.

Teenagers are shaken up by love in the turmoil of their youth. When others are conforming, they assert their right to love and be free.

In 1987, Ricardo is 17. That summer, he has a busy schedule: lose his virginity, find a way to get into bars, have a car, spend time with friends. To make money fast, Ricardo decides to exploit his Italian side and take a shortcut in the middle of the crime. But things will spoil.

A lonely bus stop, a trumpet-playing scout and a woman who refuses to pay him anything for his off-tune performance. This dryly humorous opening sets the tone for rest of the film which tells the story of Vic, a woman who has just been released from prison and who is on the hunt for some peace and quiet.

Aurélie searches for her place in life.

Bernadette tries to reassure her grandson Fred that Death no longer exists. Her story will bring to life the extraordinary characters of Saint-Élie-de-Caxton in 1927.