Corbo 2015
Set against the tense backdrop of Montreal in 1966, *Corbo (2015)* dives into a pivotal moment of Quebec's history through the eyes of its young protagonist.
Director: Mathieu Denis
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Corbo (2015) about?
Set in 1966 Montreal, *Corbo* tells the story of 16-year-old Jean Corbo, a boy of mixed Italian and French-Canadian descent who becomes involved with the Front de Libération du Québec, a militant group fighting for Quebec's independence. His struggle with identity and allegiance leads to a dramatic turning point in his life.
Who directed Corbo?
Director Mathieu Denis brings Jean Corbo's story to life with a sharp, atmospheric approach that blends personal drama with historical weight.
Who stars in Corbo?
The film features standout performances from Anthony Therrien as Jean Corbo, alongside Antoine L'Écuyer, Karelle Tremblay, Tony Nardi, and Marie Brassard.
Is Corbo (2015) worth watching?
With its intense narrative and strong performances, *Corbo (2015)* is a gripping watch for fans of historical dramas. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating, its exploration of identity and radical politics makes it a thought-provoking film.
How long is Corbo?
The runtime for *Corbo (2015)* is 119 minutes.
About Corbo (2015) — A Teen's Journey Into Quebec's Radical Past
Set against the tense backdrop of Montreal in 1966, *Corbo (2015)* dives into a pivotal moment of Quebec's history through the eyes of its young protagonist. Director Mathieu Denis crafts a gripping drama that follows 16-year-old Jean Corbo, a teenager of mixed heritage torn between his Italian immigrant father and French-Canadian mother. As Jean drifts into the radical politics of the era, he becomes entangled with the Front de Libération du Québec, a far-left militant group whose actions would leave an indelible mark on the province. With its stark visuals and emotionally charged narrative, Denis explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the irrevocable pull of history.
Anthony Therrien delivers a standout performance as Jean, embodying the uncertainty and determination of youth caught in the storm of political upheaval. Supported by a stellar cast including Antoine L'Écuyer and Karelle Tremblay, the film blends raw drama with historical weight, capturing the raw energy and tumult of 1960s Quebec. For viewers drawn to films that weave personal drama with larger societal issues, *Corbo (2015)* offers a compelling, thought-provoking journey.