
Pink Screens : Montréal, Ma Belle
- ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FR/ZH
- SUBTITLES FR/EN
- COUNTRY Canada
- 2025
- Duration 117
- Prices 10.00 €, 8.00 €
- Moderator ticket Art. 27
- Abonnement Carte 5 places Galeries, UGC Unlimited, Cineville Pass
Synopsis
A wayward thirty-something, part-time party organiser, part-time drug dealer, played by the director himself, suddenly finds himself with a 10-year-old son, Arlo, whose existence he was unaware of, and even though he was convinced he'd never slept with a woman. Forced to take care of the boy, he has to change his life, slow down a bit, and find other ways to deal with his emotions than the ones he puts up his nose... A candid (and non-judgmental) portrait of the party scene, Club Kid explores the individual journey of its central character, torn between his love of clubbing and the demands (and joys) of fatherhood. A debut film that is both touching and hilarious, filled with iconic and memorable moments.
Synopsis
A wayward thirty-something, part-time party organiser, part-time drug dealer, played by the director himself, suddenly finds himself with a 10-year-old son, Arlo, whose existence he was unaware of, and even though he was convinced he'd never slept with a woman. Forced to take care of the boy, he has to change his life, slow down a bit, and find other ways to deal with his emotions than the ones he puts up his nose... A candid (and non-judgmental) portrait of the party scene, Club Kid explores the individual journey of its central character, torn between his love of clubbing and the demands (and joys) of fatherhood. A debut film that is both touching and hilarious, filled with iconic and memorable moments.

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