Thomas and Marian are a couple who have had a long-standing grudge, and their relationship has hit a wall. They have decided to spend a weekend at Uncle Thomas' lakeside cottage. This was their last chance to save their relationship, as Marian's meaningless flirtation and Thomas' uncontrollable jealousy endangered their relationship. When they arrived, a restless but charming neighbor welcomed them to their house, realizing that Thomas' uncle and girlfriend would not show up for a few days, and suggested that they share the dinner he had prepared. The drunken night that followed - this man may not be what he looked like, he exerted his charm on Marianne - led to a weekend of vague emotions and events, where loyalty, guilt, and shared secrets would test the young couple's ability to survive. Along the way, flashbacks revealed ongoing events, and in 1999, Demers, who won the Best Canadian Short Film Award at the Film Festival for "D é charge," began introducing information about each character to create suspicion and exacerbate tensions. Jaloux is a masterpiece both in terms of mood and style in Europe, as well as in terms of theme and nature in North America. Without the confident skills of professional filmmakers, this outcome would not have been possible.
