The Living Fire

Yanko, a Canadian Rom, navigates life both within and outside the Roma community in 1970s Montreal, struggling to find his identity. His journey unfolds against a backdrop of vibrant parties, bar brawls, and the harsh realities of poverty, revealing the hidden world of Canada's Roma. The narrative captures his passion and rebellious spirit, reflecting the complexities of belonging and cultural identity. Ronald Lee's autobiographical tale is a raw and intense exploration of life on the fringes, marked by creativity and defiance.