Catherine Dulude

Narrated by a father, this is the story of a family oscillating between joy and fear at the news of a pregnancy, having already experienced two perinatal losses.

An unlikely friendship develops between the filmmaker and an elderly woman living in rural Manitoba when the former signs up to volunteer for an organization for the blind and visually impaired

Rosalie Best is a disabled 30-something trying to better her relationship with her body by doing a boudoir photoshoot.

Narrated by a father, this is the story of a family oscillating between joy and fear at the news of a pregnancy, having already experienced two perinatal losses.

Narrated by a father, this is the story of a family oscillating between joy and fear at the news of a pregnancy, having already experienced two perinatal losses.

Narrated by a father, this is the story of a family oscillating between joy and fear at the news of a pregnancy, having already experienced two perinatal losses.

An unlikely friendship develops between the filmmaker and an elderly woman living in rural Manitoba when the former signs up to volunteer for an organization for the blind and visually impaired

Rosalie Best is a disabled 30-something trying to better her relationship with her body by doing a boudoir photoshoot.