Winter Stories

The film follows Martin Roy, an adult reflecting on his life during the 1966/67 school year. As a fifteen-year-old in his last year of junior high, Martin is deeply immersed in the world of hockey. He collects hockey cards, plays street hockey, and experiences skating and ice hockey for the first time. His admiration for the Montréal Canadiens and their star player, Henri Richard, shapes his dreams of a future in the sport.

Winter Stories captures the essence of childhood aspirations and the love of hockey, making it relatable to both sports fans and family audiences. The film's narrative centers on Martin's immediate goal of obtaining tickets to a Canadiens game, with his connections to M. Richard and his father playing pivotal roles in his quest. This heartfelt story resonates with those who appreciate the significance of sports in shaping youthful ambitions.