Curling

Year: 2011

Runtime: 96 min

Language: French

Director: Denis Côté

Drama

In a remote, rural setting, Jean-François Sauvageau and his daughter, Julyvonne, live a quiet, isolated life. Their unique and close relationship is the center of their world, providing comfort and stability. However, their peaceful existence is disrupted as they face unforeseen challenges and must navigate the complexities of life together, ultimately confronting an uncertain future and the strength of their bond.

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