Minuit, le soir

The film follows a young man named Louis who is trying to navigate his late twenties in Montreal. He juggles a dead-end job, a complicated relationship with his girlfriend, and the challenges of maintaining his friendships. As he faces the uncertainties of adulthood, Louis grapples with his aspirations, his limitations, and the societal pressures to 'figure things out'. It's a poignant look at the anxieties and humor of a generation trying to find its place.

Minuit, le soir was generally well-received by critics in Quebec, praised for its authentic portrayal of young adulthood and its relatable characters. Audiences connected with its honest depiction of the struggles and joys of navigating life in one's late twenties, resonating with its blend of humor and drama.

• Praised for its realistic and relatable depiction of quarter-life crises.
• Appreciated for its authentic dialogue and naturalistic performances.
• Seen as a humorous yet poignant exploration of friendship and romantic relationships.

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Nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the Jutra Awards (now Prix Iris).

Director Ricardo Trogi has stated that the film was inspired by his own experiences and observations of friends in their late twenties.