Penelope Yeulet

Now leading different lives from their Toronto crime-fighting days, private investigators Matt Shade and Angie Everett encounter a world of different cases along with a new group of friends while solving cases in Victoria, British Columbia.

Gal finally gets through to her friend Missy via Zoom, only to find that she is not in a good state of health.

“W.T.F. – Wait, That’s Fair?” provides a dystopian example of inappropriate conduct and poor institutional response in a diner as a parallel to how sexual abuse survivors commonly experience the systems of justice. The video compels the audience to encounter the realities of societal response and justice-seeking from the survivor’s perspective. A darkly satirical analogy that flips a diner scene on its head to reveal the absurdity—and cruelty—of how survivors are often treated in the real world.

After making the life changing decision to get a new fringe, a disregarded office worker attempts to get her dismissive colleagues attention in increasingly bizarre and violent ways.

Now leading different lives from their Toronto crime-fighting days, private investigators Matt Shade and Angie Everett encounter a world of different cases along with a new group of friends while solving cases in Victoria, British Columbia.

After making the life changing decision to get a new fringe, a disregarded office worker attempts to get her dismissive colleagues attention in increasingly bizarre and violent ways.

After making the life changing decision to get a new fringe, a disregarded office worker attempts to get her dismissive colleagues attention in increasingly bizarre and violent ways.