Maude Guérin, born on June 11, 1965, in La Tuque, Quebec, has carved a significant niche in the Canadian film landscape with her compelling performances. She garnered widespread acclaim for her role in the 2018 drama "Family First" (Chien de garde), earning the prestigious Prix Iris for Best Actress, which solidified her status among collectors who appreciate award-winning cinema. Her earlier work in "The Collector" (Le Collectionneur, 2003) and "Matroni and Me" (Matroni et moi, 2000) also earned her nominations for the Prix Jutra, making them sought-after titles in her filmography. Collectors often seek out Guérin's films for their rich storytelling and emotional depth, exemplified in the recent release "Days of Happiness" (Les Jours heureux, 2023), where her performance resonates with themes of joy and resilience. With a career spanning over two decades and a diverse array of roles in both film and television, Guérin’s contributions to Canadian cinema make her a notable figure on any physical media shelf dedicated to preserving the history of influential actors.