David Labrecque

In a public toilet stall, a man experiences an existential crisis when a stranger unexpectedly addresses him.

In the aftermath of a major spring cleaning, Gabrielle and her daughter Eva learn that Madeleine, who just survived a heart attack, is coming home. Gabrielle didn't think she would have to accommodate her mother again. This return comprises her household.

A library clerk wrote an ambitious essay on his native Quebec, but he has a hard getting people interested in it. These difficulties force him to reassess the values ​​he cherishes.

In a public toilet stall, a man experiences an existential crisis when a stranger unexpectedly addresses him.

In a public toilet stall, a man experiences an existential crisis when a stranger unexpectedly addresses him.

In the aftermath of a major spring cleaning, Gabrielle and her daughter Eva learn that Madeleine, who just survived a heart attack, is coming home. Gabrielle didn't think she would have to accommodate her mother again. This return comprises her household.

In the aftermath of a major spring cleaning, Gabrielle and her daughter Eva learn that Madeleine, who just survived a heart attack, is coming home. Gabrielle didn't think she would have to accommodate her mother again. This return comprises her household.

A library clerk wrote an ambitious essay on his native Quebec, but he has a hard getting people interested in it. These difficulties force him to reassess the values ​​he cherishes.