Between the Sea and the Bark

The film centers on Claire, whose parents, Jenny and Walter, are facing the aftermath of their breakup. As her mother attempts to move on from her father, Claire spends a weekend with Walter, unaware of the emotional turmoil surrounding her. When night falls and her father doesn’t return home, Claire embarks on a search for him, leading her down a rabbit trail that symbolizes her quest for understanding and connection.

Directed by a notable filmmaker, this film features performances from Kevin Parent and Viviane Audet, who contribute to the narrative's emotional depth. The backdrop of early 1990s Gaspésie adds a unique regional flavor to the story, making it a poignant depiction of familial relationships and personal growth. Physical media collectors may find interest in the film's exploration of these themes, as well as its regional significance.