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Ash

Can. 2019. Drama by Andrew Huculiak with Chelah Horsdal, Tim Guinee, Beverley Elliott. A small-town reporter, accused of unspeakable crimes, reports on the progress of a massive forest fire that threatens to destroy his community.

Runtime: 104 min.

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Pretty Little Addict

Can. 2016. Thriller by Monika Mitchell with Andrea Bowen, Scott Lyster, Chelah Horsdal. A young man sets out to get revenge on the alcoholic teenager responsible for the car accident that crippled his brother.

Runtime: 90 min.

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The Grim Sleeper

U.S. 2014. Crime drama by Stanley M. Brooks with Dreama Walker, Michael O'Neill, Dinora Walcott. Despite the opposition of the police officer in charge of the case, an ambitious young journalist investigates a serial killer who has been on the loose in Los Angeles for twenty-five years.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Badge of Betrayal

V.O.: Sole Custody

U.S. 2014. Thriller by Brenton Spencer with Julie Benz, Rick Ravanello, Chelah Horsdal. While tracking down a serial rapist, a police officer in the middle of a divorce is accused of gross negligence that led to the death of her son in a house fire.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Midnight Stallion

U.S. 2013. Sports drama by William Dear with Jodelle Ferland, Chelah Horsdal, Kris Kristofferson. A farmer couple and their teenage daughter believe they can save their business from bankruptcy thanks to a wild stallion found in the nearby forest.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Metal Shifters

Can. 2011. Science-fiction by Paul Ziller with Nicole de Boer, Kavan Smith, Colby Johannson. An alien microbe escapes from a satellite and transforms a metal statue into a murderous creature.

Runtime: 87 min.

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Three Weeks, Three Kids

Can. 2011. Comedy by Mark Jean with Anna Chlumsky, Warren Christie, Chelah Horsdal. A carefree young single woman learns responsibility by babysitting her sister

Runtime: 87 min.

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Lying to Be Perfect

U.S. 2010. Sentimental comedy by Gary Harvey with Poppy Montgomery, Adam Kaufman, Chelah Horsdal. An overweight journalist invents a slender and sexy alter ego who becomes the star columnist of a women's magazine.

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Burning Mussolini

Can. 2008. Mores drama by Conrad Pla with Conrad Pla, Chelah Horsdal, Dino Valiotis. An ex-boxer turned writer scams a mafioso to give his fiancée a memorable wedding.