Quand l'amour se creuse un trou

2018
1h 26m

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France Castel and Robert Naylor in Quand l'amour se creuse un trou (2018)

Montreal, June 1995. Miron is a 17-year-old delinquent teenager who spends his time skateboarding and using drugs with his friends. Discouraged, his parents decided to go to the countryside ... Read allMontreal, June 1995. Miron is a 17-year-old delinquent teenager who spends his time skateboarding and using drugs with his friends. Discouraged, his parents decided to go to the countryside all summer so that their son could catch up on school and thus finish high school. Far fro... Read allMontreal, June 1995. Miron is a 17-year-old delinquent teenager who spends his time skateboarding and using drugs with his friends. Discouraged, his parents decided to go to the countryside all summer so that their son could catch up on school and thus finish high school. Far from it all, Miron is bored. Until the day he meets Florence, a 73-year-old neighbor who cele... Read all

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6.7/10

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Robert Naylor

Miron

France Castel

Florence

Julie Le Breton

Thérèse
(as Julie LeBreton)

Patrice Robitaille

David

Rose-Marie Perreault

Sophie

Thomas Beaudoin

Albert

Emilie Carbonneau

Jeune Florence
(as Émilie Carbonneau)

Katia Lévesque

Serveuse

Director
- Ara Ball
Writer
- Ara Ball
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9jedylan

Surprising movie from emerging artists

I entered the theater with a totally different expectation. I thought it would be slow and dramatic, but the tone and energy of this piece was completely different than what I expected. The movie was funny and energetic, with just the right touches of 90's music. Lighting and Set dressing was done amazingly. It is impressive to see what this team as accomplished with such a small budget.

8gwmtl

Youth and old age meet.

This astonishing Quebec film bewitched me in a few minutes. In 1995 during a stay in the countryside with his parents, a tormented 17-year-old man met a 73-year-old lady. The bond between the two is more than wonderful. Wisdom meets inexperience, they like to see each other every day. The parents of the young man take a dim view of all this.

There are gems of contrast in the conversations between the two main protagonists. You can see it as a way of thinking and living in a world where it is difficult to find your place when you are 17 years old.

Low budget movie but definitely worth watching. CARPE DIEM.