Films that Avert the Idea Animation’s Only for Kids
I hate the idea that animation’s for kids; just because it’s animated doesn’t mean that it’s some silly cartoon and shouldn’t be taken seriously.
Culs Concasses (Sort-of-Adult and Mostly Responsible)
Three professionals as well as long time friends, reunite at a bar to catch up and talk about their day, but as they share stories of their misadventures, it becomes clear that they each have a few vices that often lead to comical consequences. As if things weren't already wild enough, a drunken priest who was supposed to absolve them of their sins ends up causing even more chaos with his own drunken antics.
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Three professionals as well as long time friends, reunite at a bar to catch up and talk about their day, but as they share stories of their misadventures, it becomes clear that they each have a few vices that often lead to comical consequences. As if things weren't already wild enough, a drunken priest who was supposed to absolve them of their sins ends up causing even more chaos with his own drunken antics.
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