And Then She Fell

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Struggling with her identity, Alice feels like an imposter despite her seemingly perfect life as a new mother in a wealthy Toronto neighborhood. Her supportive husband, Steve, a white academic studying her Mohawk culture, adds to her feelings of isolation, as she is the only Indigenous resident among their affluent neighbors. As she grapples with disconnection from her newborn daughter and her writing aspirations, unsettling events begin to unfold, challenging her perception of reality and self-worth.