On December 6, 1989, Montreal, a port city in southeastern Canada, was covered with snow. The cold and gloomy weather seemed to foreshadow a tragedy that was about to come. A handsome but gloomy young man (Maxim Gaudette) drove to the Quebec Polytechnic Institute. On campus, young men and women talked freely and imagined the future, but they didn't know that death was approaching. The young man walked into the campus with a gun, and he shot the so-called feminists with angry bullets. The snow was dyed red with blood, and the moment was eternal... This film was adapted from real events and won 7 awards including the 2010 Canadian Genie Awards for Best Photography, Best Director, Best Editing, Best Film, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Actress; and the 2009 Toronto Film Critics Association Best Canadian Film Award.