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Missing Since January

Don't mess with politicians.

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Format
Feature film
Genre
Drama
Credits
Written and produced by Hugo Lunny

The story

“Missing Since January” is a Broken English film about Basile Wark, a taxidermist that fell out with his long term boyfriend and disappeared. It’s not clear as to why, only when.


Production title: “Missing Since January”

Writer/Producer: Hugo Lunny

Genre: Drama

Format: Feature film

Synopsis: “Missing Since January” details the disappearance of Basile Wark, a freelance taxidermist who went missing at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

After months of constant bickering with his long-term boyfriend, Basile decides the two need some time apart. He heads to Isle-aux-Coudres to clear his head and get some space and never ends up returning. He is found six months later in a forest.

His boyfriend, Toby Lester, is one of many suspects in his disappearance as the Sûreté du Québec try to determine why and at whose hands Basile Wark met his fate.

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Logline: A flamboyant taxidermist pushes one person’s boundary too far and ends up never returning. The question is whose boundary was crossed?

Tagline: Don’t mess with politicians.

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