"It's the summer of 1968—a year after Expo ‘67—and change is in the air. Léon (Antoine L'Ecuyer) is an overly self-aware 10-year-old. Léon also has a lot of problems along with a vivid imagination which comes in handy with parents like his who are always arguing, as well as his annoying neighbours.

One day Leon’s mother decides to start a new life in Greece – without them. Leon has a string of great ideas to help him deal with his heartache: destroying his neighbour’s house, becoming a professional liar, or even – falling in love with the girl next door.

C’est pas moi, je le jure! turns the lense on the experiences of a hypersensitive child who takes action instead of putting up with things. Leon creates his own misfortune, but also takes responsibility for it. Already a box office hit in its native Quebec, director Philippe Falardeau has followed his award-winning 2006 feature Congorama with this pointed and poignant coming-of-age comedy."