Solo

The film follows Simon, a rising star in the drag queen scene of Montreal, as he navigates a tumultuous love affair with Olivier, a newcomer to the bar-show where he performs. What begins as an electrifying romance soon unravels into a toxic dynamic, complicating Simon's life further.

Adding to the emotional turmoil, Simon's mother, Claire, a renowned opera singer, returns after a lengthy absence of 15 years. This reunion stirs a desire in Simon to connect with her, despite their unfamiliarity. The film captures Simon's struggles between these two challenging relationships, leading him to a moment of self-discovery and realization.

SOLO offers a poignant look at the intersection of personal aspirations, family ties, and the search for love, making it a relevant piece for those interested in contemporary narratives within LGBTQ cinema.