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The Wet Season
Jocelyn works at her Uncle Rick's 'Crying Booths' in the countryside at a time when crying is illegal in the cities. A mixture of prayer and fantasy, the emotional landscape of Jocelyn is peopled by the experiences of others, each day, as she waits. A meditation on the mystery of grief. Written and Directed by Martha Ferguson, featuring a stellar cast of Canadian greats, Elliot Page, Maury Chaykin, Jackie Burroughs, Valerie Buhagiar, and Jim Allodi. Produced by Laura Clunie at Sula Productions.
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