Uh 180 days? Hello, that's Canadian winter. Not the apocolypse.

Sheesh you'd think CANCON would be aware of this little fact @_@.

I like.

And ah, that's why I live on the west coast.

This is a realistic depiction of how the ordinary person would react: fear, desperation and irrationality. Slow but steady storytelling.

Yes winter is 6 months long, but this winter started in June (Juin 2014).

It reminds me of the novel "Snow", in which an alien snow falls on Earth and keeps falling, until cities are a kilometre under it and survivors are numbered in the hundreds.

Hi, is it in enlish, cause the page menu but the video on it is in french?
Or maybe there are subtitles somewhere anyone knows?

The video is in french but it does have subtitles.

Thank you for this post!

We are starting to work on season #2 real soon. We will get back to you soon with more news about the project.

@Anglebender: Thx for your comment, this is exactly what we were trying to achieve with tempsmort.tv

Thanks to all again!

Jeff from tempsmort.tv

Hi!

thank you for this article on our webseries and thanks for all your comments, it's fun to read what you think.

To answer ''radio1'', there are subtitles. You need to activate them on the play by clicking on the menu button down right corner.

As for duration of winter, the ''day 00'' happened in early september 2013, the snow started to fall the very same day... so far, it's just early in the season, but it continued, and it started to be freezing cold outside and people were not prepared. When they thought that spring was coming, snow continued, same thing at summer...

So on the calendar of july 2014, it's almost a year after the cataclysm. No explication, just what the main character knows.

If you have others questions, let us know!

Mille Bravos messieurs. C'etait vraiment bien fait. J'ai hate d'ecouter la deuxieme saison. Ca me fait penser de Quebec et les mechants hivers la-bas. J'habite dans le meme coin, alors je connais bien vos hivers.

Rek,

Do you remember who was the author of Snow? I read it in 1979 or 80 I think.