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Mark, a Parisian neurosurgeon, returns to his small Canadian hometown after his father's death. The reunion with his childhood triggers not nostalgia, but a series of subtle tremors within. Each conversation with his mother, each glance at the snow-blanketed streets resurrects long-buried questions about choice, family, and the version of himself he left behind. The film explores not loud dramas, but the quiet shifts that occur when an adult is placed back into a space where time seems to have stood still. Director Miriam Bouchard focuses on details—the strained smile at a family dinner, the silence in the car—transforming the mundane into a tense psychological landscape. It is a story not about coming home, but about attempting to understand if that home still exists at all.