Lilies

Set in 1952, 'Lilies' follows Bishop Bilodeau as he visits a prison to hear the confession of Simon, a childhood friend imprisoned for murder. The film unfolds as Bilodeau witnesses a play performed by Simon and the inmates, which reveals the depths of their shared past and the tragic circumstances surrounding Simon's crime.

This film tackles significant themes such as lovesickness, love triangles, and the struggles of male homosexuality. It explores the impact of societal expectations and the tragedy that can arise from being in the closet. The narrative also addresses the concept of tragic love and the notion of love crimes, making it a poignant representation of LGBT experiences.