
In the middle of Quebec’s winter, Céline Trudeau investigates a strange murder that took place in Fermont, a small mining town on the Labrador border. The population is in turmoil and the whole city is under suspicion.
ShareMeilleure série dramatique - La faille
Meilleur premier rôle féminin : série dramatique - Isabel Richer
Meilleur texte : série dramatique - Frédéric Ouellet
Meilleure réalisation : série dramatique - Patrice Sauvé
Meilleure direction photographique : fiction - Claudine Sauvé
Meilleur montage : fiction - Michel Grou
Meilleur son : fiction - Guillaume Boursier, Stéphane Cadotte, Jonathan Lafond, Lori Paquet, Claude Rivest & Dany Rodrigue
Meilleurs décors : fiction - Jean Babin
Meilleure création de costumes : fiction - Carmen Alie
Meilleure musique originale : fiction - Martin Roy & Luc Sicard
Meilleur habillage graphique : toutes catégories - Denis Dulude
Indefensible immerses us in the world of the Lapointe-Macdonald law firm and its dedicated criminal defense team.
White Night takes place over two parallel time periods. The main period, the present day, depicts the unravelling of the Hébert family following the premature death of their mother Louise “Loulou” Hébert (France Castel).
Visiting her family’s property, Celine is confronted with the demons of her past.
Following a serious trauma at the age of 20, Arnaud’s life is turned upside down and he leads his mother Anna on a veritable descent into hell. Anna must now cope with mourning her living child as he loses himself in drugs and ends up on the streets.
While the Cerberus Squad investigates the mysterious disappearance of a farmer, Pelletier worries about Cindy, who is drawn back into the world of bikers following the shooting of a biker's son. Lily-Rose also takes risks for her partner.
A symbol of success, the hockey gentleman, star, businessman, husband and father was admired and respected by all. Under constant pressure, this hockey legend with an extraordinary strength of character was able to recover from many injuries. Between 1950 and 1971, the series revisits the pivotal moments of the career of this Victoriaville-born national hero.
City cop Valerie transfers with her son Dave, 17, to Lac-Noir, a seemingly serene and secluded village in the Laurentian forest. Yet she’s soon faced with strange and threatening things she’s got to quickly get to the bottom of.
Thanks to sharp instincts and a colourful past, Robert Piché found the strength to land his out-of-fuel plane and save the lives of the 306 people on board.