When considering taking a few weeks off, Dr. Rainville places an ad to find a replacement who would agree to take his place in Normétal, in Abitibi. Jeanne Dion from Montreal accepts the offer and goes to the site, where it comes into contact with old customers and the lonely doctor. The problems of the inhabitants of the small community are varied, but Jeanne adapts well to her new environment. When Dr. Rainville was struck by a heart attack, he must still be replaced some time. She could even take his place permanently...
Bernard Émond
Director
Élise Guilbault
Docteur Jeanne Dion
Jacques Godin
Yves Rainville
Eric Hoziel
Pierre Grégoire, le boulanger
Angèle Coutu
Sœur Réjane Rainville, la sœur religieuse du docteur
Monique Gosselin
Madame Cholette
Sylvain Marcel
le père de Corinne
Manon Miclette
Manon
Aubert Pallascio
Monsieur Roberge
Michel Daigle
le prêtre
Annie Ayotte
infirmière soins intensifs
Lucille Baril
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