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Released Year: 2024
Runtime: 83 minutes
Genre: Drama
Directors: Ryan Cooper, Eva Thomas
Writers: Ryan Cooper, Eva Thomas
Casts: Gabriel Daniels, Darcy Fehr, Bradley Sawatzky, Onalee Ames, Liam Stewart-Kanigan, Gail Maurice, Robert Nahum, Billy Merasty, Jennifer Podemski, Ryan Rajendra Black
IMDB: Aberdeen (2024)
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(5 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)
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An idyllic childhood with her mooshum and kookum, or grandparents, in her community of Peguis First Nation dissipates as Aberdeen’s hard-partying and absentee parents distances her from that haven. Now an adult, sleeping on public benches, Winnipeg-based Aberdeen is in survival mode. The last remaining stable parts of her life begin slipping away — her reliable brother Boyd is ill and gives up Aberdeen’s grandkids to the foster care system. Then she loses her ID.
Aberdeen (2024)
(5 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2024
Runtime: 83 minutes
Genre: Drama
Directors: Ryan Cooper, Eva Thomas
Writers: Ryan Cooper, Eva Thomas
Casts: Gabriel Daniels, Darcy Fehr, Bradley Sawatzky, Onalee Ames, Liam Stewart-Kanigan, Gail Maurice, Robert Nahum, Billy Merasty, Jennifer Podemski, Ryan Rajendra Black
IMDB: Aberdeen (2024)
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An idyllic childhood with her mooshum and kookum, or grandparents, in her community of Peguis First Nation dissipates as Aberdeen’s hard-partying and absentee parents distances her from that haven. Now an adult, sleeping on public benches, Winnipeg-based Aberdeen is in survival mode. The last remaining stable parts of her life begin slipping away — her reliable brother Boyd is ill and gives up Aberdeen’s grandkids to the foster care system. Then she loses her ID.
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An idyllic childhood with her mooshum and kookum, or grandparents, in her community of Peguis First Nation dissipates as Aberdeen’s hard-partying and absentee parents distances her from that haven. Now an adult, sleeping on public benches, Winnipeg-based Aberdeen is in survival mode. The last remaining stable parts of her life begin slipping away — her reliable brother Boyd is ill and gives up Aberdeen’s grandkids to the foster care system. Then she loses her ID.
An idyllic childhood with her mooshum and kookum, or grandparents, in her community of Peguis First Nation dissipates as Aberdeen’s hard-partying and absentee parents distances her from that haven. Now an adult, sleeping on public benches, Winnipeg-based Aberdeen is in survival mode. The last remaining stable parts of her life begin slipping away — her reliable brother Boyd is ill and gives up Aberdeen’s grandkids to the foster care system. Then she loses her ID.
An idyllic childhood with her mooshum and kookum, or grandparents, in her community of Peguis First Nation dissipates as Aberdeen’s hard-partying and absentee parents distances her from that haven. Now an adult, sleeping on public benches, Winnipeg-based Aberdeen is in survival mode. The last remaining stable parts of her life begin slipping away — her reliable brother Boyd is ill and gives up Aberdeen’s grandkids to the foster care system. Then she loses her ID.
An idyllic childhood with her mooshum and kookum, or grandparents, in her community of Peguis First Nation dissipates as Aberdeen’s hard-partying and absentee parents distances her from that haven. Now an adult, sleeping on public benches, Winnipeg-based Aberdeen is in survival mode. The last remaining stable parts of her life begin slipping away — her reliable brother Boyd is ill and gives up Aberdeen’s grandkids to the foster care system. Then she loses her ID.