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You can give your child many things, but few of them will kick-start their life better than martial arts. Call or visit us today to enroll your little one in our youth karate, youth boxing or youth brazilian jiu jitsu. Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, October 10, 2007 23 ENTERTAINMENT Documentary film producer seeks mothers living with daughters Your kids have finally grown up and left the nest (hopefully for the last time) and now your mother is about to move in. Moms Home, a new TVOntario documentary, explores the life- changing challenges and rewards mothers and daughters experience in a shared household this time in the daughters domain. Moms Home producer/director Maureen Judge is looking for ordinary families willing to share extraordinary stories about mothers mov- ing into their adult daughters homes. A recent Statistics Canada report indicates that one in seven Canadians is 65 or older and the majority of these seniors are women. The Canadian population is aging, says Judge, and for many reasons, seniors are choosing to move in with their kids and creat- ing a new family dynamic. More and more female boomers are finding themselves enmeshed in intimate and surprisingly new- fangled relationships with their mothers as they reach out to assist them and redefine both of their lives. Moms Home is the Genie award-winning director of Unveiled: The Mother Daughter Relationship and the film, In My Parents Basement, a portrait of kids returning home to live with their parents.. Judge describes Moms Home as the third film in a trilogy of honest and provocative por- traits about contemporary Canadian families- in-transition. She is looking for individuals and families who are interested in opening up to the camera and sharing their stories. Interviews for subjects are currently under- way. Interested participants should contact the producers for more information or to set up an interview. For more information: Sabreena Peters/Maureen Judge Makin Movies: 416- 516-1833 or e-mail: sabreena@makinmovies.tv If youve ever dreamed of becoming a pub- lished author, the How to Get Published workshop is for you. Hosted by the West Side Writers and the Brampton Writers Workshop, non-profit groups for people who share a passion for writing, a pro- fessional editor and agent will tell all. The duo will cover everything from getting started to getting an agent, from writing a query letter to writing what the publishers want. Bring your questions. The workshop will be held on Saturday, October 13, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Glen Williams Town Hall, 1 Prince St. Please register in advance by calling Diana Revelins, 905-891-2354 or by e-mailing brianhen- ry@sympatico.ca. Spots still open for Saturday Glen writing workshop