Terence Chotard

At 16, Pierre doesn't know who he is and fears he will never become the person he imagined. He escapes into the wilderness to meet Michel, a man who has mysteriously come to train him. In the depths of the forest, cut off from the world, Pierre lets himself be guided by the paternal authority and charisma of his new mentor.

During a night art exhibition in the forest, Louis tells his friend Laetitia a peculiar story... After losing consciousness during a medical exam, a strange doctor made him an unlikely proposal: die to be reborn. Skeptical at first, Laetitia slowly uncovers a strange and terrifying world.

Settled on the edge of the St. Lawrence river in Quebec City, a century old building protects the fragile existence of 82 Catholic nuns. Confronted by the realization of their advancing age and the absence of committed successors, the sisters of Sainte-Jeanne-D'Arc have recently reached the decision that moving would be in the best interest of their congregation.

At 16, Pierre doesn't know who he is and fears he will never become the person he imagined. He escapes into the wilderness to meet Michel, a man who has mysteriously come to train him. In the depths of the forest, cut off from the world, Pierre lets himself be guided by the paternal authority and charisma of his new mentor.

At 16, Pierre doesn't know who he is and fears he will never become the person he imagined. He escapes into the wilderness to meet Michel, a man who has mysteriously come to train him. In the depths of the forest, cut off from the world, Pierre lets himself be guided by the paternal authority and charisma of his new mentor.

During a night art exhibition in the forest, Louis tells his friend Laetitia a peculiar story... After losing consciousness during a medical exam, a strange doctor made him an unlikely proposal: die to be reborn. Skeptical at first, Laetitia slowly uncovers a strange and terrifying world.

Settled on the edge of the St. Lawrence river in Quebec City, a century old building protects the fragile existence of 82 Catholic nuns. Confronted by the realization of their advancing age and the absence of committed successors, the sisters of Sainte-Jeanne-D'Arc have recently reached the decision that moving would be in the best interest of their congregation.