The Coffin Affair

Set against the backdrop of the Gaspé forest in 1953, The Coffin Affair explores the murky waters of justice and public perception. When three bodies are discovered, Prime Minister Maurice Duplessis takes drastic action to protect tourism and investment interests, leading to the accusation of Wilbert Coffin.

The film features a notable cast, including Micheline Lanctôt, Gabriel Arcand, and August Schellenberg. Their performances contribute to the film's exploration of crime and the complexities of societal pressures during that era. The narrative not only highlights a specific historical event but also reflects on the broader implications of political decisions on individual lives.