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In the Garden on the Farm

As social-distancing measures set in during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kristin Catherwood moved back to her family’s farm to stay with her widowed father. Spring brings the usual urgency to plant the year’s crops, and Kristin starts thinking about planting her vegetable garden—a garden that brings deep memories of her mother and grandmothers.
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As social-distancing measures set in during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kristin Catherwood moved back to her family’s farm to stay with her widowed father. Spring brings the usual urgency to plant the year’s crops, and Kristin starts thinking about planting her vegetable garden—a garden that brings deep memories of her mother and grandmothers.

Psychology and Psychiatry Agriculture Families All subjects
  • writer
    Kristin Catherwood
  • director
    Kristin Catherwood
  • producer
    Jon Montes
  • executive producer
    David Christensen
  • camera
    Kristin Catherwood
  • sound recording
    Kristin Catherwood
  • editing
    Scott Parker
  • sound design
    Johnny Blerot
  • mix
    Johnny Blerot
  • title design
    Mélanie Bouchard
  • additional post production
    Jason Ludwig
    Studio Post
  • production supervisor
    Esther Viragh
  • technical coordinator
    Luc Binette
  • studio operations manager
    Darin Clausen
  • studio administrator
    Devon Supeene
  • production coordinator
    Jessica Smith
  • marketing manager
    Kelly Fox
    Johanna Lessard
  • publicist
    Katja De Bock
  • legal counsel
    Christian Pitchen
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