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Jun 23, 2026
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Director Gail Maurice has been writing Blood Lines in her head for years
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Director Gail Maurice has been writing Blood Lines in her head for years
JOHANNA SCHNELLER
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PUBLISHED JUNE 23, 2026
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"Blood Lines", Maurice's latest film, is a meditation on forgiveness.
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Gail Maurice was 19 or 20, newly arrived in Vancouver in the 1980s, when she first saw white film trucks lining a street for a location shoot. She asked a production assistant what…
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