“Come Play”: Creepy Concept, Lackluster Story
"Come Play" was entertaining and had some great ideas about how to scare children away from playing with facial recognition settings.
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In consequence of a violent incident that occurred when is son was a toddler, Luc Bisaillon has lost the right to be in Samuel's life. Years later, Luc desperately wants to form a bond with his teenage son before it's too late. But after being arrested for violating the restraining order issued against him, Luc realized he has zero chance of getting the order lifted before his son's eighteen birthday. He then decides to kidnap his son, and to take his deer hunting in a remote cabin in the woods.
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In consequence of a violent incident that occurred when is son was a toddler, Luc Bisaillon has lost the right to be in Samuel's life. Years later, Luc desperately wants to form a bond with his teenage son before it's too late. But after being arrested for violating the restraining order issued against him, Luc realized he has zero chance of getting the order lifted before his son's eighteen birthday. He then decides to kidnap his son, and to take his deer hunting in a remote cabin in the woods.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel Díaz, Ludovic Huot, Ian Lauzon
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Cité-Amérique
Cast
Sylvain Archambault
Director
Antoine L'Écuyer
Samuel Bisaillon
Paul Doucet
Luc Bisaillon
Sandrine Bisson
Sylvie Bisaillon
Michèle Sirois
Avocate Maître Gingras
Stéphane Breton
Yves
Nathalie Cavezzali
Policière
Marc Gourdeau
Homme avec bouteille
Antoine Desrochers
Phil
Andrick Sanon
Bern
Danielle Fichaud
Johanne
Pierre Mailloux
Le trucker
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