Thanks to his instincts and his tumultuous past, Robert Piché finds the strength and composure necessary to land his plane out of gas and thus save the 306 people who are there. In treatment in a detox clinic for an alcohol problem in the aftermath of this heroic act, he must relive not only this strong moment, but also his time in prison. He will only be able to give meaning to his life once he has come to terms with his past. Robert Piché: for better or for worse, but always… between heaven and earth.

“A veritable carousel of emotion! -SRC

“The Quebec blockbuster of the summer! " -The sun

Drawing on his instincts and his tumultuous past, Robert Piché finds the strength and composition necessary to land his plane after it runs out of gas, saving the lives of 306 passengers in the process. After the heroic event, Robert spends some time in a substance abuse treatment facility to conquer his alcoholism, where he will learn to face the consequences of that faithful day and his time spent in jail. Only by accepting his past will he be able to make sense of his life. Robert Piché: for better or worse… but always, between the earth and the sky.