It’s 2003 and Colin and his best friend Eugénie are—like every other teenager in Sainte-Foy—waiting for the bus, hanging out at the mall, logging onto MSN, working weekend shifts, steering clear of their parents, and trying not to be rejects as they navigate their school’s social hierarchies. Colin has two secrets: he’s obsessed with Céline Dion, and he likes Yann, his older brother’s friend. To be or not to be fake; for Colin, that’s the question, and his heart wavers somewhere between silence, ambiguity, and truth. Whimsical and provocative, It’s All Coming Back to Me Now is a heartfelt and timeless coming-of-age story.