Take-out

Take-out

2000 · 37 min · ★ 5.2

The film is the coming-of-age story of the child in the opening sequence, now a chicken delivery boy (although he hates chicken). Alienated from his father, and with an uneasy relationship with his (not gay-friendly) best friend, he meets a new customer. A lawyer going through a divorce, the customer is also alienated and lonely.

Directed by Jean-François Monette · Written by Nancy Hughes

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