Some Even Fall in Love

About This Movie

Some Even Fall in Love is a raw, unflinching dive into the gritty world of prostitution, capturing the lives of its diverse characters with a kind of brutal honesty. Shot over a year in Montreal, the pacing feels almost voyeuristic, allowing you to linger in the shadows of alleyways and the stark realities of survival. You meet pimps, transsexuals, women, and boys, all telling their intertwined stories that paint a complex picture of human desire and desperation. The atmosphere is heavy, often unsettling, but it’s precisely that authenticity that makes it stand out. Guy Simoneau's direction brings out genuine performances, each person’s story resonating on various emotional levels, and the film's distinctive approach to such a taboo subject matter is something collectors appreciate.

Considered for its unfiltered view on societal themes.A snapshot of Montreal's underground scene in the 80s.Interesting for those studying documentary filmmaking techniques.