Coyote


Release Information: June 26, 1992; unknown/inconnu; Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

Budget: Budget: $2,800,000

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99 minutes, 1992

COYOTE is the story of a first love. An uncontrollable desire, possessed only by the young, explodes to the sound of rock music where passions run high. As Coyote and Chomi cross into the new century, they fill in the gaps of an indecisive era. Set in a strange suburb with smoke-spewing refineries, railway tracks criss-crossing the city, and the smell of the river two steps away. Chomi, a student and future dropout, lives for a single ambition, the cinema, whereas Coyote dreams of bringing a child from this first love into the world. And let's not forget the betrayals, jealousy, white lies and failed starts.

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

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