🎬 New Canadian Film in Theatres – Sweet Angel Baby

🌊 Small town secrets. Big consequences.

In a quiet Newfoundland fishing town where tradition reigns supreme, Eliza keeps her life beautifully compartmentalized, until it all unravels.

From Canadian writer-director Melanie Oates (Body & Bones), Sweet Angel Baby is a powerful second feature that explores what happens when private lives clash with public expectations.

Eliza (Michaela Kurimsky) is beloved in her small fishing community - churchgoer, helpful daughter, hometown girl. But behind closed doors (and deep in the woods), she runs an anonymous, suggestive social media account that no one suspects. Not even Toni (Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers), her secret partner and an outsider who’s just barely tolerated by the town.

When one impulsive decision threatens to expose everything, Eliza’s carefully curated life begins to collapse, and the town that once embraced her reveals just how conditional its love really was.

What to expect:
🧨 Gossip, hypocrisy, and small-town scandal
🌈 Quietly radical queerness and identity
🍞 Church pews, fresh bread, and coastal secrets
A stunning and heartbreaking Canadian drama

“A beautiful and heartbreaking look inside small‑town identity politics, masterfully deploying themes of conformity, queerness, and sexuality.” – Get Reel Movies

“Kurimsky and Tailfeathers give lovely, powerful performances.” – Autostraddle

🎟️ In select theatres across Canada.

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