The Parking Spot

Louis Godbout

Brigitte and Jonathan are invited to dinner. Upon arrival, they get into an argument with a stranger over a parking spot. What begins as a trivial clash gradually escalates into a confrontation, fueled by the stranger’s unsettling persistence and Jonathan’s growing stubbornness.
When they finally join their hosts at a warm, inviting table, the conflict seems to be behind them. Yet a tension lingers—an unease that bubbles beneath the humor and seeps into the conversation. The encounter with the stranger has opened a rift, casting a shadow over the evening and subtly exposing the cracks in the couple's relationship. The encounter with the stranger opened a rift, casting its shadow over the evening and quietly revealing the cracks in the couple's relationship.

With director Louis Godbout and actors Christine Beaulieu, Maxim Gaudette, and Benoît Gouin in attendance.
Followed by the event Notes de film : Chris Poolman au piano
Suivi de l'évènement Notes de film : Chris Poolman au piano