Samantha has lived her whole life in different foster homes. Now living in a small town, she never feels like she quite fits in, even with her own current foster family who might adopt her, or the boy who follows her around doing her classwork. So, it’s perhaps natural that she doesn’t know what to do with a curious tagalong little sister named Olivia. One day, Sam callously ditches Olivia, who wanders off into the woods on her own and disappears.
05-18-2018
1h 32m
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Main Cast
Movie Details
Production Info
Director:
Jeremy Lutter
Writer:
Ben Rollo
Production:
Like Minded Media, Broken Mirror Films
Key Crew
First Assistant Director:
Matt Tingey
Online Editor:
Rob Neilson
Script Supervisor:
Julie Webster
Colorist:
Rob Neilson
Producer:
Jeremy Lutter
Locations and Languages
Country:
CA; US
Filming:
CA
Languages:
en
Main Cast
Jess McLeod
Jess McLeod is an actor hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, and has been acting professionally since childhood. They have won two Leo Awards, and been nominated for the Rising Star award at WorldFest Houston. Upcoming projects include a series regular role in both seasons of Peacock's series One of Us is Lying, based on the NYT bestseller of the same name, and a supporting role in Netflix's Untitled Sandra Bullock/Nora Fingscheidt Project.
In over thirty years as an actor, John has worked extensively in theatre, film, television and voiceovers. He has performed on stages throughout the world, including Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, where he was selected as a company member of the Globe's International Actors' Fellowship, and in Japan, where he toured as the title role in Hamlet. He has appeared in over one hundred productions and is the recipient of the 2013 Jessie Richardson Theatre Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Lead Role for his work in Pi Theatre's production of Mark O'Rowe's Terminus. John is also the creator of The 24 Hour Shakespeare Project, for which he performed continuously for twenty-four straight hours in all thirty-eight of Shakespeare's plays to raise money for British Columbia Children's Hospital.
His film work includes appearances in Fifty Shades Freed, If I Stay, American Mary, Stagecoach: The Texas Jack Story and Steven Spielberg's The BFG. He has performed lead, recurring and supporting roles in many television shows, including Altered Carbon, iZombie, The Man in the High Castle, Supernatural, Smallville, When Calls the Heart, The Killing, Continuum, Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce and Sanctuary.
John received his education and training at Rose Bruford College, where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre, as well as at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London and the National Shakespeare Conservatory in New York.
He has directed over thirty theatre productions and has been teaching for twenty years in colleges, conservatories and studios in Canada and the United States.
Born on November 10, at 2:30A.M., 1991 in Edmonton during a terrible snow storm, Genevieve Buechner was born to single parent mother Tea Buechner. She began to pester her mother about acting lessons when she was three. Her mother was very reluctant to encourage this interest.
Still Genna persevered and finally her mother allowed her to take a small course in acting from the local theatre - Vancouver Youth Theatre. After completing the course Genna asked if she could please audition for the youth theatre's acting tour. Her mother refused, explaining that as Genna had no experience; the chances were not high that she would make the selection. Later that evening the director for the tour called their home demanding to know why Genevieve Buechner had not come to the audition. A special audition was set up for her the next day, and Genna was selected as the youngest member of the cast. During the tour performances, Genna was scouted by Robert Carrier and signed to Carrier Talent Management in Vancouver Canada.
A week later Genevieve was sent to audition for the lead in a Toronto Independent Film called St. Monica. Both Mother and child were utterly unprepared for the audition, and Genna showed up in dirty clothes, with unbrushed hair. Casting Director Carol Tarlington took pity on the hapless two, explained some of the rules, tidied her up and prepared her for the camera. Genevieve Buechner got the lead role at the age of ten years - the first film audition that she had ever been to and was flown to Toronto within three days. The film went on to be a festival success playing across North America and being selected for the Berlin Film Festival, the Atlantic Film Festival, the Toronto Film Festival and the Vancouver Film Festival. She was nominated for a Canadian Leo Award for Best Lead performance by a female in 2003 for that role.
Since then she has been cast in Feature Films, lead roles in M.O.W. and has had recurring roles in Television series including the Battlestar spin- off "Caprica" as Tamara Adams.
She has been a huge supporter of independent films.
- IMDb Mini Biography By: Tea Buechner
Johannah Newmarch is a Canadian actress best known for her role as Molly Sullivan on the series When Calls the Heart.
She has worked extensively in film, television, and theatre for 20 years. Her credits include; Supernatural, Smallville, Stargate, Rogue, Haunting Hour, Motive, Gracepoint, The Whispers and many award-winning independent films.
Craig approaches the craft with great respect and a sense of play that focuses on bringing the most truthful story forward from those that he works with. With a BA from Brock University concentrating on Theatre and Drama in Education, and over twenty years of on-set experience equating to well over a hundred roles, Craig has extensive experience to offer.
Proud Coaching highlights include; The inaugural Showcase Program at SchoolCreative, Producing and Directing a 2nd Year Main Stage production at New Image College, Co-Teaching the Theatre component at Ailanthus, and serving as a Volunteer Mentor for the Fulfilling Young Artist’s Program.
Favourite credits include; Recurring roles for the Aurora Teagarden Movie Mystery Series for Hallmark and DirectTV’s, Rogue, appearances in Project Blue Book, Arrow, The X-Files, and in the feature films, Noelle, I-Robot, Along Came a Spider, and the indie-gems, The Hollow Child, Sunflower Hour, and The Rhino Brothers. Lead roles for stage include the highly acclaimed productions of A Streetcar Named Desire, at The Chemainus Theatre Festival, Homechild at The Belfry Theatre, as well as the Jessie nominated productions of Julius Caesar for Mad Duck Collective and Omniscience, for Western Theatre Conspiracy.
His directorial debut, The Beast of Bottomless Lake was honoured as Best Feature at MIFF, People’s Choice at OIFF, received a theatrical run and was broadcast on SuperChannel.
Camille Atebe has been writing, acting in, directing and producing plays since 2002.
Whether writing a silly cross-dressing musical pantomime, a serious kitchen-sink drama or a fairy-tale adaptation for children, Camille always focuses on the two most important parts of storytelling: the story and the characters. With sharp, witty dialogue, riveting plot twists and characters that will make you say "Oh my gosh, I know that guy!", Camille's plays are written with the small theatre in mind.
