One hot September morning, a video starts making the rounds, leaving discord in its wake. A young man wearing a djellaba boards a packed bus and gets into a heated argument with the driver. The scene is captured on cellphones, and shared by a journalist. The video goes viral, accumulating heated arguments and crude insults along the way. Did the man commit an act of violence against women, as Muslim men are so often accused of? Or was it the woman behind the wheel whose harsh attitude showed, once again, that old-stock Quebecers are inherently hostile toward immigrants? In this exploration of several diverging points of view, Mauricio Segura gleefully roasts his contemporaries. Exploding prejudices and conventional wisdom, he draws a captivating portrait of today’s Montreal, with all its miseries and hopes.