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MOTHERLY

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Feature

Director: Craig David Wallace

Screenwriter: Ian Malone & Craig David Wallace

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Avi Federgreen

Genre: Thriller

Starring: Lora Burke, Tessa Kozma, Kristen MacCulloch, Nick Smyth, Colin Paradine

Kate and her nine year old daughter Beth have moved into an old farmhouse outside of a small town. Kate hopes this new beginning will shield her daughter from their horrible past: Her husband Brad was convicted of murdering a young girl, based largely on Kate’s testimony. A mysterious couple invade their home demanding the truth in exchange for Beth’s safety: Kate has to confess that it was she, not her husband, who killed their daughter.

A DINNER PARTY

Short Film

Director: Michèle Kaye

Screenwriter: Michèle Kaye & Tejasvi Bhalla

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Michèle Kaye, Tejasvi Bhalla, Jen Pogue

Genre: Thriller/Satire

Starring: Alyssa Capriotti, Winny Clarke, Wayne Burns, Sarah Slywchuk

In this surreal satire set in a post-apocalyptic world, a young woman, Ruby, invites three disturbingly strange guests to dinner. The gathering quickly slips into the absurd and Ruby must make a life or death decision.

RED BALLOON

Short Film

Director: Avi Federgreen

Screenwriter: Lauren Greenwood

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Avi Federgreen, Jen Pogue, Emily Andrews

Genre: Drama

Starring: Gord Rand, Etienne Kellici, Natalie Brown, Carina Battrick

A loving family man coping with grief and fear over his young son's serious illness learns that acceptance and letting go bring happiness to the present moment.

DOORS

Short Film

Director: Kris Hagen

Screenwriter: Kris Hagen

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Kris Hagen

Genre: Thriller

Starring: Kristen MacCulloch, Kris Hagen, David Bacque

Returning home from the night shift, Lisa meets her sister's latest one night stand. Doors is a dramatic short with a thriller pacing quietly under the surface. Official Selection of Toronto After Dark Film Festival (Toronto).

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CAT MAN DO

Short Film

Director: Laura Tremblay

Screenwriter: Andrew McGillivray

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Andrew McGillivray

Genre: Comedy

Starring: Andrew McGillivray

A man is forced to decide between a grueling day at his monotonous job, or a day spent with his cat. But does his cat want to spend the day with him?

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HE AND ME

Short Film

Director: Michèle Kaye

Screenwriter: Michèle Kaye

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Michèle Kaye

Genre: Comedy

Starring: Michèle Kaye, Becky Grimman, Laura Tremblay, Amber Mackereth

A reflection on practical needs and desires in heteronormative domestic partnerships... In a new world where men don't exist.

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SCATTERED

Short Film

Director: Mike Donis

Screenwriter: Adam Langton

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Mike Donis

Genre: Drama

Starring: Laura Tremblay, Mike Donis, Lori-Ann Clancy

Distant siblings Andrew & Valerie, go on a mission to scatter the ashes of their parents after their sudden death. This film touches on the importance of family and allowing the past to be the past.

HERE'S GINGER!

Web Series

Director: Michèle Kaye

Screenwriter: Michèle Kaye & Tejasvi Bhalla

Producers: Laura Tremblay, Michèle Kaye

Genre: Dark Comedy

Starring: Chantelle Wilson, Jack Foley, Michèle Kaye

Here’s Ginger! is a dark comedy about a fifty-year old woman named Ginger. After spending all the money she made acting on a kids show twenty years earlier, Ginger is forced to find a new job. Getting back into acting is something her elderly “stage mom” encourages, but Ginger has other ideas. Driven by a fascination with the “corporate world” that she and her equally out-of-touch best friend Summer have heard so much about, Ginger finds an entry-level job in an office. Her interview with a misogynistic, egotistical white man sets the tone for her experience, and things only get worse from there. Ginger learns that real office life is far different from the romanticized world she had imagined. When she can no longer bear the hypocrisy, monotony, and outright corruption of corporate culture, she returns, reluctantly, to acting. Throughout the series, Ginger is judged on her age, for being broke, for not having children, and for not being married. She is consistently patronized and harassed, but always perseveres – and in the end, she gets the last laugh.