Kathleen Fortin

Michel Dumont is a delivery boy for a grocery store. Divorced and father of two young children, he is accused and condemned for a sexual aggression that he refuses to acknowledge.

A mother, her daughter and granddaughter, all named Madeleine, go on a trip to the Gaspé Peninsula. Along the way, they get to know each other better and make peace with the ghosts of the past.

An articulate rake attempts to rationalize his behavior in a series of encounters with various women.