Canada | V.O. French | 2016 | 80 min | color | Fiction
Anick Tremblay is a social worker. She also dabbles in video, and starts making an educational production for rehab centres and halfway houses about rebuilding marital relationships after prison. In the remote town of Destor, along Highway 101 North, Anick sets up in the home of the featured couple, Jessie and Scott. The project changes drastically when Anick develops an obsessive passion for the woman. In this interior drama set, cameras become subjective, intrusive and vicious. The tempestuous trio implodes slowly as lies, manipulations and seduction games pile up.
| Director | Lawrence Côté-Collins |
| Music | Louis-Philippe Gingras, Yannick Duguay |
| Cinematographer | Lawrence Côté-Collins |
| Screenplay | Lawrence Côté-Collins |
| Cast | Marjolaine Beauchamp, Ronald Cyr, Whitney Lafleur |
| Distribution | LES FILMS DU 3 MARS |
