The Baie-Comeau Drakkar, a team in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, open their locker room and their season to the cameras. The film follows players and management through the grind of a full junior hockey campaign, from practice-rink drills to the bus rides between small Quebec towns, showing the pressure teenagers face when a professional career might be riding on how they perform this year. Coaches and staff talk through lineup decisions and the business side of running a junior club, while players deal with billet families, school, and the physical toll of the game. The access is unusually close for a regional team most viewers outside Quebec have never heard of, and that closeness is the film's value: it treats junior hockey not as a farm system footnote but as its own complete world, with its own stakes and its own casualties along the way to the pros.