Steak

Year: 2007

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: French

Director: Quentin Dupieux

Science FictionComedy

George is the class scapegoat; after he snaps and shoots his classmates, his only friend Blaise is falsely blamed and sent to a psychiatric hospital for seven years. On release, Blaise realizes his only family is George, but he refuses to reconnect. He tries to join the Chivers, a gang marked by red jackets and boots, who drink milk, drive sport trucks, and play a game that mixes cricket with mental arithmetic.

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