Décharge (2011)
Année de sortie : 2011
Pays : Canada
Titre alternatif : N/D
Réalisateur : Benoit Pilon
Scénariste : Benoit Pilon, Pierre Szalowski
Production & Genre
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Genre : Drama
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Synopsis
In 'Décharge', a former delinquent turned sanitation business owner named David Boutin (played by David Boutin) becomes involved with an adolescent streetwalker who is struggling with drug addiction. Motivated by his own past experiences, he tries to help her escape her life on the streets and encourage her to change her ways. This intervention puts him at odds with a violent street gang that controls the girl's activities, leading to consequences for both David and the young woman.
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Résumé
Décharge is a Canadian drama film directed by Benoît Pilon in 2011. Set in Montreal, it tells a gritty and realistic story about redemption, addiction, and the dangers of interfering with criminal enterprises. The movie uses local locations to immerse viewers in its authentic setting. It's notable for its use of Quebecois dialect, which may limit its accessibility to those unfamiliar with the language.
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