Dédé Fortin and his band Les Colocs retreated to the Quebec countryside, in St-Étienne-de-Bolton in the Eastern Townships, to compose what would become their most famous yet final album, Dehors Novembre. For nearly a year, Dédé composed and wrote his songs there, oscillating between moments of creativity and periods of deeper anguish. The singer took stock of his life and revisited aspects of his past that would sometimes haunt him and sometimes inspire him. A portrait of the emergence of an important Quebec musical artist, but also of his slow descent into himself, which would lead to his death in May of the year 2000.
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