Directing
Rebeccah Love is a Toronto-based writer and director.
Exploring womanhood, insanity, and friendship, our story unfolds with two close friends enjoying a whimsical, platonic bond at a quaint summer cottage. Amid sun-soaked days of leisure, their carefree world is disrupted when a boyfriend joins, leading to a performance of an age-old tale. Soon after, one friend descends into a haunting trance, exposing the pain of conforming to outdated female ideals.
An overworked lawyer attempts to care for his partner while she descends into a climate crisis inspired, anxiety fuelled manic episode.
A woman must decide between having a kid or her dream job, after a medical diagnosis gives her partner a small amount of time before he is infertile.
A thief, a seamstress, a miser and his abacus all suddenly find themselves the subject of a bilingual play.
A group of neighbours accompany a woman in crisis to the hospital.
A woman in recovery helps out a neighbour.
A young woman, Miriam, prepares to draw Duncan Palmer's portrait, thinking he might be interested in her.
When a remote farmer's childhood sweetheart shows up unexpectedly, old flames are reignited and the pair unravel the mess that caused their separation.
