Unfinished Business

Seventeen-year-old Izzy Marks lives in Toronto with her divorced mother, feeling bored and directionless. As the daughter of characters from Don Owen's earlier film, Izzy embodies the struggles of youth in a limiting environment. Her curiosity and intelligence lead her to a passionate anarchist named Jessie 'Fixit', played by Peter Spence.

The film captures Izzy's journey as she navigates the challenges of teenage life while yearning for excitement and freedom. The tensions with her parents and friends highlight the generational divide and the push against societal expectations. Featuring a strong cast, including Isabelle Mejias and Chuck Shamata, "Unfinished Business" provides a poignant look at the quest for self-discovery in a changing world.

As part of The Marks Family Cycle, this film is an important piece for collectors interested in Canadian cinema and narratives about youth. It is available on DVD and other formats, making it accessible for those looking to explore its themes of rebellion and identity.