Kerrin Rafuse is a talented screenwriter and director hailing from St. John's, Newfoundland, with a keen eye for blending reality and the fantastical. Her journey in filmmaking began with a degree in Filmmaking and Photography from NSCAD University in 2010, and she quickly made her mark with her short film, False Light (2018). This captivating work not only showcased her unique storytelling style but also earned accolades at numerous festivals across North America, including a prestigious selection at Cannes' Telefilm’s Canada’s Not Short On Talent program in 2019. Collectors appreciate Rafuse's work for its rich narrative depth and visual artistry, which resonate well with audiences seeking meaningful and thought-provoking cinema. False Light, in particular, has become a sought-after title among physical media enthusiasts, reflecting the growing interest in independent Canadian films that challenge conventional storytelling. As she continues to explore the intersection of reality and the supernatural, Rafuse's future releases are sure to capture the attention of collectors looking for emerging voices in film.