From Leacock finalist Ali Bryan, a witty and immensely fun dramedy about a family's memorial trip to the City of Love, where chaos ensues at every turn. It's been ten years since Claudia's mother died after a tragic collision with a banana boat. Her kids are now teenagers, her brother's wife has left him, and her ex has had a spiritual awakening that has him hinting at reconciliation -- all things she can handle. But when her septuagenarian father decides to remarry after a brief courtship with a woman who is decidedly different than their mother, the entire family is thrown off course, and plans a long overdue memorial trip to the only place their mother ever dreamed of going: Paris. But absolutely nothing goes as planned. Between chance meetings, poolside confessions, run-ins with mimes, and climate protests, unpredictable twists and discoveries await around every corner. Told with offbeat humour and warmth, Coq is a story about love, identity, and second chances in the one-and-only City of Love.