The film was shot in Montreal and its surroundings, drawing inspiration from the real-life "Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist" of 2011. This comedy-drama series delves into the peculiar and often humorous criminal world of Quebec's maple syrup industry. It masterfully blends dark humor with gripping crime elements, reminiscent of the acclaimed series "Fargo," creating a unique and engaging narrative. The series boasts a talented ensemble cast including Margo Martindale, Chris Diamantopoulos, and Guillermo Diaz, with a notable special appearance by legendary actress Jamie Lee Curtis in a cameo. The narrative offers an insightful yet entertaining look at the events that shook the industry, highlighting both the absurdity and the seriousness of the audacious heist.

Filming Locations:

Remy Bouchard's House

In the Film

The scene where Remy Bouchard's house is shown places his residence next to busy railway tracks, specifically along Rue Saint-Claude. This location provides a dynamic visual, with the railway line often visible, subtly hinting at the character's connection to the local environment and possibly the movement of goods in the region. The setting firmly roots Remy's life in the countryside.

In Reality

Chez Yvon Bar

In the Film

The scene where the eccentric bar Chez Yvon appears presents it as a lively meeting place located in Laval, on the north shore of Montreal. Although the interior scenes were not filmed in the actual bar, the exterior shot captures the establishment's distinctive character, adding local flavor and providing a memorable backdrop for various character interactions. The bar's facade helps ground the series in its Quebec setting.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Chez Yvon Bar

Old Saint-Eustache

In the Film

The scene where Ruth dramatically drags a tree through the streets behind her truck unfolds in the historic district of Le Vieux-Saint-Eustache. Specifically, this memorable sequence was filmed at the intersection of Rue Saint-Louis and Rue Saint-Eustache. The quaint, old-fashioned charm of the town, known for landmarks such as the Church of Saint-Eustache and its role in the 1837 rebellion, provides a unique and atmospheric setting for this unusual action.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Intersection of Rue Saint-Louis and Rue Saint-Eustache

Hamburger Restaurant

In the Film

The scene where Detective Valerie Nadeau, played by Suzanne Clement, and Teddy, played by Gita Miller, stop for a bite at a hamburger restaurant was filmed at the well-known Dic Ann's Hamburgers. This sequence, shown in the third episode "The Fields," captures a casual yet pivotal moment. The iconic fast-food setting adds local flavor and realism to their detective journey, showing an ordinary stop in their routine.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Dic Ann's Hamburgers

Police Station

In the Film

The scene where the police station first appears in the second episode titled "Entry Point" was filmed in a vacant building located on Boulevard Dagenais. This location choice provided a convincing and utilitarian backdrop for law enforcement operations, conveying the functional atmosphere expected from a police station without the need for a fully operational station. The building's empty state allowed for versatile interior modifications.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at EMPTY (Vacant building)