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Karmina

Can. 1996. Horror comedy by Gabriel Pelletier with Isabelle Cyr, Robert Brouillette, Yves Pelletier.

Runtime: 110 min.

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Anchor Zone

Can. 1994. Science-fiction by Andrée Pelletier with Michael Luke, Henry Czerny, Nicole Stoffman.

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Smoked Lizard Lips

Can. 1991. Satire by Bruce Duggan with Margaret-Anne MacLeod, Andrée Pelletier, Victor Cowie. A South American dictator in exile comes to live with his wife in a small town in Manitoba where a major nuclear waste storage facility is located.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Nénette

Can. 1991. Dramatic comedy by André Melançon with Gisèle Schmidt, Andrée Pelletier, Nathalie Naubert. A young woman who was placed for adoption at birth appeals on television to find her real mother.

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Voodoo Dolls

Can. 1990. Horror by Andrée Pelletier with Grace Phillips, Nathalie Gauthier, Maria Stanton. Young students are shocked to discover that a mysterious teacher is taking care of their spiritual education with the help of voodoo dolls.

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Vincent and Me

Can. 1990. Dramatic comedy by Michael Rubbo with Nina Petronzio, Christopher Forrest, Paul Klerk. A young girl goes to Amsterdam to unmask the forgers who have sold one of her drawings as a work of Van Gogh.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Finding Mary March

Can. 1988. Drama by Ken Pittman with Andrée Pelletier, Rick Boland, Tara Manuel. The challenges faced by a journalist searching for the tomb of the legendary princess of a decimated Newfoundland tribe.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Bach and Broccoli

V.O.: Bach et Bottine

Can. 1986. Dramatic comedy by André Melançon with Mahée Paiement, Raymond Legault, Andrée Pelletier. An orphaned girl whose custody was entrusted to an egotistical, old-fashioned uncle tries to win him over.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Lock Up

Can. 1984. Social drama by Thomas Shandel with Andrée Pelletier, Winston Rekert, Alan Scarfe. A social worker who fights to humanize the prison system is taken hostage by rebelling prisoners.

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Latitude 55°

Can. 1982. Psychological drama by John Juliani with Andrée Pelletier, August Schellenberg. A strange relationship develops between a young woman and a farmer who has given her shelter during a snowstorm.

Runtime: 100 min.

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The Handyman

V.O.: L'Homme à tout faire

Can. 1980. Comedy by Micheline Lanctôt with Jocelyn Bérubé, Andrée Pelletier, Gilles Renaud.

Runtime: 99 min.

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See You Monday

V.O.: Au revoir... à lundi

Fr. 1979. Dramatic comedy by Maurice Dugowson with Miou-Miou, Carole Laure, Claude Brasseur.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Marie Ann

V.O.: Marie-Anne

Can. 1978. Mores drama by Martin Walters with Andrée Pelletier, John Juliani, Tantoo Martin.

Runtime: 88 min.

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East End Hustle

Can. 1976. Mores drama by Frank Vitale with Andrée Pelletier, Anne-Marie Provencher, Miguel Fernandes. Having left her pimp, a call girl works to get her former companions out from under his thumb.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Mustang

Can. 1975. Dramatic comedy by Marcel Lefebvre, Yves Gélinas with Willie Lamothe, Luce Guilbeault, Albert Millaire. A singer comes to perform at a western festival and tries to unravel the mystery surrounding the death of an old friend.

Runtime: 95 min.

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The Males

V.O.: Les Mâles

Can. 1971. Mores comedy by Gilles Carle with Donald Pilon, René Blouin, Andrée Pelletier. A student and a lumberjack, who have been living in the woods for a year and a half, decide to kidnap a woman from the nearest village.

Runtime: 111 min.