The Dream and the Radio

This film explores the connection between Raoul, a rock star activist, and Beatrice, a bohemian who distributes books to the homeless. Their chance meeting in the Montreal metro ignites a series of events that reverberate throughout the city.

Beatrice's Thursday evenings are spent in a candlelit apartment with her friends Constance and Eugène, where they engage in a weekly reading ritual. Constance, a sound artist, broadcasts her work from an independent radio station, while Eugène struggles to complete his novel, isolating himself from the outside world.

Each character is driven by their own vision of a poetic revolution, influenced by the situationists. This narrative captures the essence of youthful idealism and the pursuit of artistic expression in a contemporary setting.