Marc-Henri Dufresne

It is the story of Pierre, a considerate husband who is vaguely obsessional and a touch sensitive. It is also the story of Claire, a strong-minded woman who loves literature and is at times obsessed with beards.

Shy and still living with his mother, a highway cashier one day decides to finally live his craziest dream: to visit Paris.

Maurice and Lucien both live on the same street in the same suburb. One is single, the other a widower. When Lucien lost his wife, Maurice, moved by his grief, said to him in the cemetery: "You'll come and eat at my house, Lucien." And since then, Lucien has been eating at Maurice's house, for better or for worse.

It is the story of Pierre, a considerate husband who is vaguely obsessional and a touch sensitive. It is also the story of Claire, a strong-minded woman who loves literature and is at times obsessed with beards.

It is the story of Pierre, a considerate husband who is vaguely obsessional and a touch sensitive. It is also the story of Claire, a strong-minded woman who loves literature and is at times obsessed with beards.

Shy and still living with his mother, a highway cashier one day decides to finally live his craziest dream: to visit Paris.

Shy and still living with his mother, a highway cashier one day decides to finally live his craziest dream: to visit Paris.

Maurice and Lucien both live on the same street in the same suburb. One is single, the other a widower. When Lucien lost his wife, Maurice, moved by his grief, said to him in the cemetery: "You'll come and eat at my house, Lucien." And since then, Lucien has been eating at Maurice's house, for better or for worse.