Turning Paige

Paige is a young woman. She wants to write. She lives with her father. Something happened in the family’s past. It has never been talked about. One winter evening her older brother arrives at the door. His name is Trevor. He has been gone a long time. He turns up unannounced and moves in. What he promises is not to stir anything up. He starts prodding at Paige straight away, and he is not content to let the past fade. For a while the three of them take shelter in word games, which lighten a heavy subject, until they have to face it. Katharine Isabelle, Nicholas Campbell and Philip DeWilde appear in the hundred and nine minute film, a Canadian production Robert Cuffley finished in 2002.