true crime drama

An unbelievable true slice of Canadian history serves as the basis for the crime drama Little Lorraine. Andy Hines’ film tells the story of how a remote Canadian fishing village with 60 residents became a major hub for cross-border cocaine smuggling in the 1980s. The film is both enthralling and haunting, delivering a story of deception, morality, and community. Hines debut transforms a forgotten chapter of Canadian history into a very human drama. Little Lorraine proves that reality can be stranger and more gripping than fiction.