In the working-class town of Quebec, the general store is a hub of activity as Christmas approaches. The store, owned by Antoine and Cecile, is a place where the townspeople come to shop and admire the nativity display in the window. However, amidst the holiday cheer, secrets and tensions simmer beneath the surface. Fernand, a clerk at the store, has a hidden agenda, while teenager Carmen struggles to escape her abusive father, who only cares about her earnings. Her living arrangement with Cecile and Antoine is a temporary reprieve. Meanwhile, Benoit, Cecile and Antoine's nephew, harbors a crush on Carmen. As the townspeople prepare for Christmas, Jos Poulin's absence looms large. He left his loving family to work in a logging camp, but real-life challenges await his family, threatening to expose Antoine's insecurities.
My Uncle Antoine
In the snowy landscape of rural Quebec during Christmas, a young boy navigates the challenges of growing up amidst the warmth and traditions of his family's general store and funeral home.
