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Documentary


I'm one of the subjects of a documentary film titled I AM STILL YOUR CHILD, dealing with parental mental illness. My mom was diagnosed with schizophrenia when I was quite you and my childhood was...different than a lot of other kids. I think Megan Durnford (the writer and director) as well as the rest of the film crew have made a pretty powerful film. And one that I hope will get people talking. The film's website is at http://iamstillyourchild.com/

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Streaming

The film is now streaming on the CBC's website (Canadians can watch it for free here) and is scheduled to be broadcast on CBC television on Saturday, March 31st.

Video Essays

In addition, a number of short video essays can be found at the film's official Youtube page. I've included a couple of them below, too:







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Von Allan - Writer and Artist

has been living and breathing comics in the Great White North for a number of years and has built an active and well-respected presence in the larger comics community. He has written, penciled, and inked a number of short stories and two full-length, original graphic novels. More information about Von can be found at his website at https://www.vonallan.com.

Sam Boswell - Editor

Sam Boswell has been finding dangling modifiers, correcting spelling, and fixing misused apostrophes in fiction, non-fiction, university theses, graphic novels, technical manuals, and government bureaucratese for almost 20 years. She lives in Ontario, Canada, and, when she's not solving language problems for other people, she can be found deep in a book, untangling yarn, or digging in the garden.