Bumrush

The film delves into the events of 2011, when a series of police operations shook the criminal landscape of Montreal. With biker gangs and the Italian mafia losing their grip, a power vacuum emerged, signaling the rise of street gangs eager to claim territory. This shift in the criminal hierarchy sets the stage for impending conflict among new players in the city.

With a runtime of 127 minutes, Bumrush offers a gritty portrayal of crime and the consequences of law enforcement's interventions. The narrative highlights the volatile environment that arises when established powers are challenged, leading to a fierce struggle for control over the streets. Directed by Michel Jetté, the film features performances from Pat Lemaire and Paul Dion, adding depth to the story of crime and survival in Montreal's underbelly.