
Don't Come Upstairs
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10/3/2026Runtime
90 minsGenres
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They were taught one rule: never ask Dad what he does. Don’t Come Upstairs is a documentary that unravels the secret filmmaker Mike Lobel’s father Eric kept hidden—his decades-long role as a prominent drug distributor in Canada. Told through home videos and interviews with family members, this isn’t just about Eric’s double life—it’s about the impact his secrecy had on his family. Exploring generational trauma, the fallout of parental choices, and the hope that comes with facing hard truths in pursuit of healing and connection, Lobel's film builds to a final familial confrontation where one more truth is revealed.
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A deeply intimate excavation of a family's hidden history, where home videos and fragile conversations slowly reveal the shape of generational wounds. It's a documentary that moves from shock toward understanding, wrestling with how we forgive the people closest to us.
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