Jason Anderson reviews Before Tomorrow, the new film from Isuma Productions, the same Iglooik based team that created Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner. Winner of the CTV Award for Best Canadian First Feature from TIFF and a selection for Canada’s Top Ten, Anderson finds the film to be a profoundly moving story featuring unconventional protagonists: an old woman and her grandson are the sole surviving members of their community after disease strikes. Marie-Hélène Cousineau, one of Before Tomorrow’s co-directors, is also a member of the Arnait Video Collective, the Arctic’s first women’s independent film and video group. In a brief interview, she discusses whether or not the film is a ‘women’s film’ and why.