I Killed My Mother (2009)

Seventeen-year-old Hubert is a whirlwind of adolescent defiance, consumed by a turbulent love-hate dynamic with his mother. Each day, the intensity of their bond escalates, blurring the lines of affection and resentment. A series of harrowing experiences and unfortunate incidents leads Hubert back to the familiar shores of the Saint Lawrence River, his childhood haunt. It is here, amidst the echoes of innocence, that a profound symbolic act unfolds, a severance from the past: the murder of childhood itself. The river bears witness to a poignant and irreversible transformation.