Pourquoi l'étrange Monsieur Zolock s'intéressait-il tant à la bande dessinée ?

A strange, eccentric millionaire with dubious intentions (a very cartoonish Jean-Louis Millette, faithful Simoneau regular) hires a private eye (Michel Rivard) to investigate the comic-book industry and its effect on popular culture. The detective?s inquiries take us deep inside the workshops of select French masters of the comic-book craft in all its forms, where interviews abound with celebrated creators, including Enki Bilal, Claire Bretécher, Philippe Druillet, Franquin, Fred, Jean Giraud, Gotlib, Yves Got, Annie Gotzinger, Greg, Peyo, Hugo Pratt, Reiser, Jacques Tardi and Albert Uderzo. A little closer to home, the film is also interested in the works of Garnotte, Serge Gaboury and Réal Godbout. We are also privy to techniques employed by certain giants of the industry, as M. Zolock hopes to compile enough data to formulate a plan to dominate the world. (Fantasia International Film Festival)