The theatrical trailer for the “An American Crime,” starring Ellen Page and Catherine Keener. This film is based on the true story of suburban housewife Gertrude Baniszewski (Keener), who kept a teenage girl (Page) locked in the basement of her Indiana home during the 1960s.

Juno, played by actress Ellen Page as Juno MacGuffon, won the best film award at the Rome film festival on Saturday.

Ellen Page stars in The Tracey Fragments, an experimental film by Bruce McDonald about a teenager whose life is falling apart, gets bullied around at school and is an outsider. Page can related and feels compassion for a fearless girl like Tracey:

“If you’re at all different you’re judged for it”

“I get judged for wearing friggin’ jeans and T-shirts. People judge me in a variety of ways just because of the way I dress or the way I carry myself. I don’t care.”

“From a young age, girls are so socialized to be this one thing. People can just be so friggin’ narrow-minded, especially in this industry, and it gets so frustrating. There’s this illusion that you should be yourself and the pressure to not be yourself is pretty intense.”

The Tracey Fragments is released and playing today Canada.

The official trailer The Tracey Fragments starring Ellen Page (Hard Candy, X Men 3, American Crime, Juno) and directed by Bruce McDonald (Highway 61, Hard Core Logo).

Ellen Page won the Breakthrough Actress award at the Hollywood Awards Gala Ceremony in Beverly Hills, California for her recent roles in Juno and The Tracey Fragments.