This atmospheric short film alludes to a catastrophic event that has left two women grief-stricken and isolated in a barren snow-covered wilderness. Their intimate life together is shaken when they discover a man lying unconscious in the frozen terrain. For Bria, the older of the two women, he represents hope for the future and the possibility of a child. For Renee, he threatens to disrupt a life that has given her refuge from the traumas of violence. Renee must ultimately decide between having a child and her personal desire to remain free from emotional attachment. Canadian Society of Cinematographers Award for Best Student Cinematography (2010)
Our Future Is Bright
- Film Maker
- Gruihn, Rebecca
- Year
- 2009
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- Format
- Video
- Length
- 16
- Genre
- narrative, queer
- Category
- body, Earth, Ecology, environment, Families, Landscape, LGBTQ, Mental Health, Politics + Policy, sexuality, Work about Women, Work by Women

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