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Crime / Drama / Comedy
In 1974, in the quiet suburb of Sainte-Foy, two discontented couples bring their kids to summer camp. Once home, they must face the pitiful state their marriages are in. Unable to deal with their problems, they become the most infamous criminals in the history of organized crime…
July 1974. The Delisles and Paquettes drive their kids to summer camp. On the way back home, there’s obvious tension between the two couples.
With the tension between the couples at its peak, Huguette gets a visit from René, who makes her a dangerous proposition. It’s clear to him: Huguette is a stone killer. Has Huguette found her calling?
With the tension between the couples at its peak, Huguette gets a visit from René, who makes her a dangerous proposition. It’s clear to him: Huguette is a stone killer. Has Huguette found her calling?
Huguette needs help from Gaétan, Serge, Micheline, and Marie-Josée to get out of a jam. Believing she has properly completed her mission, she goes to see the Kingpin.
Convinced that the Kingpin is getting ready to take his revenge and believing that she represents a danger to Gaétan and their friends, Huguette leaves the city without a trace.
Huguette, flattered by her new crime-boss reputation, is not ready to throw in the towel in her fight with the Kingpin. While Serge tries desperately to get his friends back on the right track.
With Micheline on a cocaine bender in Montreal with Coco and Puff, Serge tries to convince Huguette and Gaétan that it’s time for the Organization to conquer the lucrative empire.
Huguette and her gang take advantage of the Kingpin’s exile to consolidate their Organization. But they hear a worrisome rumour: apparently, the Kingpin has formed an alliance with the Popeyes.
With Huguette having lost her eye of the tiger and the Organization in chaos, Serge and his gang are offered the key to the city by the Pointe Sainte-Foy Chamber of Commerce.
With Huguette having found her eye of the tiger again, the two couples make their way to Saint-Jean-Port-Joli to save the kids.
Serge Paquette
Micheline Paquette
Huguette Delisle
Gaétan Delisle
Marie-Josée
Raymond
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