A wooden rocking chair bears witness to a long journey through time, stretching from the countryside of Montreal to its industrial, gray streets. This animated film, directed by Frédéric Back, explores Quebec’s memory over the past century through the roots of a family and the memory of the wilderness. Rural life, lost amid the clamor of modernization, comes to life through nostalgic brushstrokes created by hand. Unfolding amid the creaks of a chair, this drama invites the audience to take a close look at the slow death of a landscape turning to concrete and the shifting dynamics of human relationships.