Summer Crisis

Set in the summer of 1969, Summer Crisis follows Bernard, a fisherman's son from Gaspé, as he arrives in Perce seeking work. There, he encounters a group of Quebec independence activists—Paul, Jacques, and Francis—who are working to establish the 'Fisherman's House.' This space is intended for public conferences and lodging for young travelers, attracting a diverse crowd of artists, hippies, and rockers.

As Bernard becomes increasingly drawn to their cause, he gets involved in their efforts, which culminate in a significant event the following year when he joins the Front de liberation du Quebec (FLQ). The film delves into themes of political activism and the social climate of Quebec during this pivotal era.