In The House I Keep we experience the life of the lead character Nicole, as she grapples with her day, six weeks after suffering a miscarriage. She struggles to come to terms with the loss of something that was, but never was. What is remarkable about this day is that she stumbles upon a symbol of hope that will ultimately lead her back to peace. The House I Keep, is a story of transformation about a young mother‘s emotional struggle to come to terms with her miscarriage. Hailed by actor/ director Bruce McCulloch as ‘a work of quiet genius’, the ten-minute drama unfolds as a catharsis for Filmmaker Jhene Erwin, whose own experiences with miscarriage helped to inform the film‘s narrative.