Wet Dogs

The story unfolds over a tumultuous weekend, focusing on three childhood friends who reconnect through their shared passion for amateur wrestling. As they navigate the complexities of their relationships, the film highlights the absurdity and violence that often accompany their attempts to reclaim lost innocence.

With a runtime of 16 minutes, Wet Dogs offers a concise yet impactful exploration of friendship and the struggles of adolescence. The film delves into how peer pressure can shape behaviors, pushing these friends to confront their past and present selves while engaging in wrestling as a form of expression. Directed by Félix Tétreault, this film captures a specific moment in the characters’ lives, making it a compelling watch for those interested in dramatic narratives that resonate with real-life experiences.