Lonely Child

William captures his life through video journals, documenting his relationship with Médéric. As their romance begins to unravel, he takes a camping trip with Médéric and another young couple, using the camera to record their experiences. The film's handheld style and natural lighting create a raw and intimate atmosphere.

Shot under the strict Dogme95 rules, Lonely Child avoids superficial elements, emphasizing authenticity in storytelling. The result is a blend of reality and emotion, showcasing the challenges of love and connection. The film features performances by Sylvie-Katherine Bouchard, Madeleine Péloquin, Francis Ducharme, and Emmanuel Schwartz, all contributing to its compelling narrative.