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As a dizzying heat wave hits Montreal and throws the city into a state of general torpor, the residents of the Saint-Henri neighborhood fall prey to events that reason cannot explain.
In the torpor caused by an endless heat wave, Djamina tries to make sense of things between her mirages and reality.
Pushed to her limits, Hind makes an innocent wish that comes true.
Drew's fate is turned upside-down when money falls from the sky.
Taken by surprise by her sister's surprise visit, Mei decides to switch roles with her for a day.
By dint of role-playing, Enso and Ali find themselves caught up in their own game.
After a heat stroke, Ophelia finds herself transformed into general indifference.
Florence's routine is turned upside down when ghosts from her past appear.
Abel somehow tries to get out of his relationship with Djamina in the most literal sense.
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