Rooster's Crow

The film follows Reynald as he navigates the chaos of a family reunion filled with testosterone and a pig roast. Set against the backdrop of a lake house, this 17-minute short delves into the complexities of grief and the uncle-nephew relationship. Reynald's journey is marked by his struggle to prove himself to his family and, most importantly, to himself.

With keywords like barbecue and heartbreak, Rooster's Crow captures the essence of family dinners and the pressures of manhood. The film features a top cast including Stéphane Jacques, France Pilotte, and Éric Leblanc, who bring the narrative to life. For collectors interested in short films that tackle deep themes with a comedic touch, this title offers a unique perspective on familial bonds and personal identity.