Duceppe

Accomplished cartoonist Paul lives alone in his Ahuntsic home with his dog Biscuit. He recently turned 50, and everything around him is falling apart: his wife has left him, his mother has cancer, and his daughter wants to move to London. Even his apple tree is sick! Paul feels like time is catching up with him. But the time he spends in the wilderness, with no lack of self-deprecation, has a therapeutic effect, and little by little, Paul learns to let go and embrace his new life.

Who would have thought that a little guy from Rue Duplessis in Drummondville, who grew up surrounded by poverty, fear and prejudice, would become a respected sociologist and a well-known Radio-Canada host?