Obscure TV personality, Benoit Robert dreams of making it big in show-business. Frustrated comedian Stéphane Deblois convinces Benoit that writing screenplay will earn them the succes they deserve, so they resolve to go to Rouyn-Noranda to isolate themselves and find inspiration. Tormented with anguish, Benoit reluctantly leaves Montreal and his friends and confidants Jean-Michel Thiffaux (a 40-year-old has-been hanging onto his buddhist beliefs) and Sébastien Béchard (a TV host at the height of his carreer).
| A film by | Raphaël Malo |
| A screenplay by | Jean-Michel Dufaux Benoit Roberge Stéphane E. Roy |
| A production by | Nicole Robert |
| Associate producer | Jean-Michel Dufaux |
| Line producer | Martine Beauchemin |
| Director of photography | Raymond Quenneville |
| Production Designer | Yves Fontigny |
| Editor | Raphaël Malo |
| Costume Designer | Julie-Anne Tremblay |
| Music – Original Score | Claude Castonguay |
| Sound | Michel Lecoufle Antoine Morin Stéphane Bergeron |
| National Distribution | Alliance Vivafilm |
| Benoit | Benoit Roberge |
| Stéphane | Stéphane E. Roy |
| Jean-Michel | Jean-Michel Dufaux |
| Sébastien | Sébastien Benoit |
| Alexandra | Maude Ethier Boutet |
| La française | Karine Belly |
| Barmaid | Sylvie Demers |
| Julie | Marikim Hervieux |
| Ex-blonde de Benoit | Edith Paquet |
| Producteur | Alain Cadieux |
| Recherchiste | Daniel Malenfant |
| Productrice | Monik Vincent |
| Réalisateur/caméraman | Guy Vaillancourt |