Don't Get Killed In Alaska

This film centers on Liney, a 20-year-old tomboy who embarks on a journey back to Ontario with her boyfriend, Dan. After losing their money due to a questionable incident, Liney must confront her estranged family to secure funds for their winter plans in Alaska, where they intend to work on a fishing boat.

The narrative dives into the complexities of Liney's family relationships, showcasing her interactions with her judgmental older brother, her silent father, and her estranged mother. Each family member has their own expectations for Liney, which adds tension to her quest for independence and clarity in her life decisions.

With a top cast that includes Tommie-Amber Pirie, Oliver Dennis, and Rosemary Dunsmore, the film offers a compelling look at the struggles of young adulthood. Collectors may appreciate the film's exploration of themes like family and self-discovery, which resonate with many viewers.