Tune into this couple of couples who plan to have a steamy partner-swapping weekend in a beautiful country home. Sex can become repetitive and after all, we are only human. Some couples like to spice up their sex life. If you think a drunk man being urinated on while passed-out is belly-shakingly hilarious then this provocative tale of that same drunk man and his freshly acquired partner in crime, a drug-addicted prostitute, is just for you.įollow this precarious pair as they, by any means necessary, try to squander enough cash to hop towns and leave the place that chewed them up and then spit them out.Ĭurious about how far a drunk and an addict will go to succeed in their goals?ĭo not miss this magnificent display of unique one-on-one dialogue.
How will Fatima’s Christian/Muslim family react to how she chooses to feel beautiful and liberated?Įnjoy a thoughtful and very effective soundtrack in this bold motion-picture. Watch this socially-enlightening story about a multicultural family who struggles to balance traditional Christian and Muslim views, conflicting levels of dedication to religion and rebellious adult children within the same household.įollow Fatima as she explores the boundaries of her chosen religion while also experiencing the potential of her inner and outer-beauty through the art of Burlesque. We checked out a few of the films to give you an idea of what you should see. The Go-Getters is now playing in limited release at the Carlton Cinema in Toronto.Ī version of this review was originally published during the 2018 Canadian Film Fest.The Canadian Film Fest 2018 begins March 20 and runs until March 24th at the Scotiabank Theatre in Toronto located at 259 Richmond St. Also watch out for brief cameos from other Canadian indie stars, including Jonas Chernick and Ennis Esmer. It’s carried by a pair of go-for-broke performances from Aaron Abrams and Tommie-Amber Pirie, who throw themselves into the premise and completely run with it. The simplistic nature of the plot allows for plenty of hijinks throughout the brisk eighty minute running time, and the film plays with a mix of quirky character humour and cringe comedy, including a gross but shockingly hilarious scene involving a DIY glory hole. The result is a wild, ribald, and often unpredictable mismatched buddy comedy, that I found quite entertaining to watch unfold. Despite butting heads, Owen and Lacie are spurred on by their shared hatred of Toronto, and hatch a plan to go live at her grandma’s rundown home in Brockville, which they plan to fix up.īut they don’t have any money between them, so they start coming up with a variety of hair-brained schemes in an attempt to make some quick cash, desperately trying to track down the $98 that they need for bus tickets. The former is a drunkard living in the boiler room of his brother’s (Kristian Bruun) bar, and the latter a drug-addicted hooker whom he first encounters passed out on the bathroom floor. The latest from Canadian director Jeremy LaLonde, The Go-Getters is a dirty and raunchy low-budget comedy that follows Owen (Aaron Abrams) and Lacie (Tommie-Amber Pirie).
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