Tu brûles... tu brûles...

A dropout student is on the margins of society and resists pressure from his father to return to the fold of the village. The film transcends the anecdote by plunging into a wacky and unusual universe, full of fantasies, imagination, and visual gags and sound. Gabriel Arcand imposes himself with a taciturn role where he lets speak his face and his cello. A perfect example of the tone of the "ACPAV house" in its infancy, looking for a personality rather than technical prowess.