The two bunk beds are empty. His brothers are nowhere to be seen. He didn’t hear them go to bed or get up. It’s light outside. He’s definitely slept around the clock. He can hear a nasal voice coming from the television. The kidnappers could have abducted anyone: you, me, or even a child… Who is saying such things? The boy pulls on a t-shirt and jeans and makes his way into the living room. His father is already on the couch, a beer resting between his knees. “Can you believe this? The idiot that’s supposed to be governing us decided to frighten everyone. He’s saying we might have an uprising on our hands.” Gaétan recognizes Trudeau in the centre of the small screen. In his cold and cutting voice, the Prime Minister of Canada is defending his decision to invoke the War Measures Act. “Tomorrow, the victim might be a bank manager, a farmer, a child…”
What do You think about 21 Days In October (2013)?
