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Check out regional producers' latest picks of free locally produced indie docs on CBC Gem

Each month Absolutely Canadian regional producers from across the country make their picks of documentaries for you to watch. They release their April picks in time for National Film Day on April 16. Absolutely Canadian is a national series showcasing documentaries that tell unique stories from communities across Canada. All programs are produced locally and highlight the works of independent filmmakers in each region. Here are five picks for this month, all from Season 24 of Absolutely Canadian. Go to CBC Gem and click on the Season 24 to see the complete season. They're free to watch! The Camino A Montrealer walks the physically and spiritually challenging Camino de Santiago trail in Spain for 40 days, a fraction of his decade-long quest to find his place in the world. Directed by: Jordan Coppola Be Taylor A young queer woman from Windsor, Ontario aims to overcome her mental health struggles and regain her confidence by embarking on a journey of self-love, self-discovery, and stand-up comedy. Directed by: Gemma Eva Voices of Freedom Winnipeg composer Tetyana Haraschuk channels Ukrainian refugees' stories in the powerful new documentary, Voices of Freedom. On a quest to understand the war in her homeland, the Ukraine-born musician connects with refugees and transforms their misery into melody. Read More. Directed by: Sam Karney Space for a Scene Space for a Scene highlights the connections in the Halifax music scene, regardless of genre. It features performances from Road to the Junos 2024. Read More. Directed by: Jeff Miller Block Dog A glimpse into the lives of eight dogs brought together in BC's wilderness as the steadfast companions and fierce protectors of a young crew of intrepid tree planters. Directed by: Everett Bumstead Watch Free on CBC Gem Click on Season 24 to see the complete season.