Christopher Ricardo Price

Billie Holiday spent much of her career being adored by fans. In the 1940s, the government targeted Holiday in a growing effort to racialize the war on drugs, ultimately aiming to stop her from singing her controversial ballad, "Strange Fruit."

During a romantic wedding anniversary dinner, LAILA is callously served with divorce papers. Her husband, RAOUL, takes this opportunity to let her know that he has a new girlfriend, NADENE - whom he plans to marry. To help cope with her grief, Laila enters therapy, but as the sessions get more intense, she gradually remembers the long-buried secrets that have haunted her for decades. As her confidence grows, Laila recognizes that Nadene must be living the same nightmare. Meanwhile, young women are disappearing, and a police investigation is in full swing. The police don't have any suspects - that is until a missing person's report is filed and a body is pulled from the dumpster. After a visit from the lead detective, Laila is overcome with empathy for Nadene, and she vows to help her in any way. The women team up and help each other so that the first wife can overcome the horrors of her past, and for the second wife, to avoid the utter destruction of her future.

Bête noire the collateral effects of an unforgivable act commited by Jérémy, a 16 year-old teenager. With the help of the psychiatrist-coroner in charge of the investigation, his mother tries to understand how her son, a seemingly normal boy, could commit such a heinous act. What caused this nightmare? When did everything change? Together, the two women try to solve the mystery of Jérémy.

The daily lives of the personnel of the St-Vincent hospital in Montréal.