Vancouver Sun feature on Curl Power: Emphasizes that the film is “much more than a sports movie” – it’s a poignant examination of an age where everything changes. Describes how the five girls (Brook Aleksic and teammates) bare their souls on camera, dealing with insecurities (body image, mental health, family illnesses) while chasing a curling championship. Likely includes insights from director Josephine Anderson on her approach (“genuinely listen… helped build trust” – as per CP quotes) and from the girls (e.g., Ashley Dezura reflecting on seeing their teenage years captured on film). Notes that curling is the bond that brings these personal stories together, and that the mothers (Shannon Joanisse, Diane Dezura, Georgina Wheatcroft) who coach them add depth given their own curling accolades. Frames Curl Power as an inspiring local story that will resonate with anyone who remembers the trials of growing up.