In one of the most northern villages of the world, Rhoda and Ruth, two Inuit women, are trying to preserve their traditions by living a close relationship with their grandchildren.

Nallua

In the region of Portneuf, an encounter is slowly unveiled between the here and there, and comes to life through the long wait and small gestures of love of the Saint-Ubalde Sponsoring Committee, who works tirelessly towards the ultimate dream of welcoming a family of Syrian refugees.

A House for the Syrians

The epicenter of the film is the Notre-Dame district in Rouyn-Noranda, which is in the spotlight thanks to a series of revelations that shed light on the impacts of toxic emissions from the Fonderie Horne. It gives the opportunity to the Abitibi deputy Émilise Lessard-Therrien and the artist Richard Desjardins, originally from the Notre-Dame district, as well as several citizens to speak.

Notre-Dame-de-l'Arsenic

In a cozy house in the heart of a village, men and women struggling with their limits live wrapped up in a well-ordered routine.