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137634 https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.17035 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ 2013-05 6 pages eng Rempel, Zion Andrew Collis, Adam Ingram-Waters, Mary Stuyck, Kristen Barrett, The Honors College School of Human Evolution and Social Change School of Social Transformation Text C A N V A S is a film both compellingly honest and relevant. Spanning five countries, we find ourselves immersed within three unique stories each reflecting the reality of pain: a humanitarian weighing the realities of injustice, a mother, grieving the loss of her daughter, and a musician pondering the absence of his father. Immersed in these narratives is a vulnerable truth by which all can relate, and we begin to see the colors of a painter at work. Stroked in both suffering and healing, can we learn to trust our artist? C A N V A S tells a story that can touch us all. Spirituality Well-being Film C A N V A S: A film