Salut Victor! (Canadian French) [Bye Bye Victor]

Review Salut Victor! (Canadian French) [Bye Bye Victor]

There haven’t been many films about aging gay men, so it’s always nice to see one that tries to tackle the subject in some capacity. This film is less about love and more about what can happen to certain gay men in the prime of their lives when their families no longer want them and…

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