Little Lorraine

Little Lorraine (2026)



6.0 2026 115 min Canada

Director: Andy Hines

Cast: Stephen Amell, Sean Astin, J Balvin, Matt Walsh, Rhys Darby

In the tiny seaside community of Little Lorraine, perched on the North Atlantic coast and home to just 60 residents, an unlikely drug pipeline takes root. Right under the watch of several governments, a sophisticated cocaine ring moves its product across borders—hidden inside coffins and routed through a chain of funeral homes, turning a quiet town into the epicenter of an international smuggling conspiracy.

More About This Film

Little Lorraine is a 2026 Canadian drama set in the small community of Little Lorraine in Nova Scotia. The story centers on a young boy growing up in a close-knit fishing community, where family life and local relationships become increasingly important as he encounters difficult circumstances.

The film uses its coastal setting to create a strong sense of place and community. Its coming-of-age perspective allows the story to explore childhood, family bonds, friendship, and the challenges faced by people living in a small and isolated community.

  • The film is set in Little Lorraine, Nova Scotia.
  • The story is centered on a young protagonist.
  • The production highlights a small coastal community and fishing culture.
  • The film was released as part of the 2026 Canadian film slate.

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