
A Shore Away
Drama
Overview
Newly employed in an emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness, Geneviève is shaken to meet a young woman there whom she believed to have succeeded in reintegrating when she was her social worker.
Top Cast


Judith Baribeau
Judith Baribeau
Geneviève
Judith Baribeau
Geneviève


Rosalie Fortier
Rosalie Fortier
Camille
Rosalie Fortier
Camille


Olivier Aubin
Olivier Aubin
M. Sinclair
Olivier Aubin
M. Sinclair


Stanley Hilaire
Stanley Hilaire
Marc
Stanley Hilaire
Marc
Shakty Curbelo-Torrejon
Shakty Curbelo-Torrejon
Laurie
Shakty Curbelo-Torrejon
Laurie
Andréanne Graton
Andréanne Graton
Shelter staff
Andréanne Graton
Shelter staff
Audrey Ann Tremblay
Audrey Ann Tremblay
Shelter staff
Audrey Ann Tremblay
Shelter staff
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