Serena Gundy

Serena Gundy Park in Toronto so named for the late wife of Toronto businessman James Henry Gundy who influenced the financial character of early twentiethcentury Canada Gundy had owned the parkland as a family estate and upon his death in 1951 donated the land to the city in memory of his wife In early spring the trees remain bare from winter on cusp of renewal The film takes her name for its homophonic relation to the nursery rhyme Solomon Grundy born on a Monday christened on Tuesday married on Wednesday which cycles through the days of the week that chart Grundys life from birth to death inevitably repeating birth and death enclosed in a loop