September 11, 2001, in the suburbs of Montreal. Pierre St-Roch (Sylvain Marcel), a sexual predator freed the day before, is banned from his home by his wife to whom he proclaims his innocence. He must also face the silent judgment of his neighbors who know of his run-ins with the law thanks to a list that circulates illegally and lists the sexual predators living in the area. Finally, to add to his tragedy, three of the five predators listed were murdered and maimed by a crazed vigilante. Insensitive to what is happening in New York that day, Pierre drifts into the concentration camp universe of the suburbs, constantly bumping into his very neighbors, who are also insensitive to everything that happens around them. On the evening of September 11, while President Bush will ask God to bless America in its pain as in its hatred, they will come to accept each other as they are. In short, they will be on the way to a new and strange friendship.

The DVD includes the original French version with option for English subtitles and a "making of" documentary.

September 11th, 2001 in a Montreal suburb. After being released from jail, sex offender Pierre St-Roch (Sylvain Marcel) finds himself locked out of his house, his own wife not believing his plea of ​​innocence. He soon finds himself the center of cruel denigration from the neighbors who have illegally attained a list of sexual predators living in the area. Furthermore, three out of five of these sex offenders have succumbed to violent death at the hands of a serial killer. That night, while Bush asks God to bless America in their time of hurt and hatred, the people of the quaint Montreal suburb will be forced to accept each other and maybe even becoming friends in the process.

DVD includes the original French version with option for English subtitles and a "making of" documentary.