Sundays

Sundays

2011 · 14 min · Comedy

In the small town of Bas-Saint-Laurent, Quebec, three short stories unfold in the surreal atmosphere of a Sunday. An imaginative boy and his sister play inside their house, a Colombian priest faces his new community while giving an uneasy mass and a teenager falls into the reality of work.

Directed by Jean-Guillaume Bastien · Written by Jean-Guillaume Bastien

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