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Weirdos

Can. 2016. Dramatic comedy by Bruce McDonald with Dylan Authors, Julia Sarah Stone, Molly Parker. Set in mid-1970s Nova Scotia, this is the story of two teenage runaways who attempt to hitchhike to Sydney, where one of them has a bohemian mother.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Whole New Thing

Can. 2005. Dramatic comedy by Amnon Buchbinder with Aaron Webber, Daniel MacIvor, Rebecca Jenkins. Raised by hippie parents, a young bisexual teenager falls in love with his new English teacher.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Wilby Wonderful

Can. 2004. Dramatic comedy by Daniel MacIvor with James Allodi, Maury Chaykin, Paul Gross. A day in the life of various residents of a small Nova Scotia town where preparations for an annual party are in full swing.

Runtime: 99 min.

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Marion Bridge

Can. 2002. Psychological drama by Wiebke von Carolsfeld with Molly Parker, Rebecca Jenkins, Stacy Smith. A young woman returns to her seriously ill mother and reconnects with her two sisters who greet her with caution.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Past Perfect

Can. 2002. Sentimental drama by Daniel MacIvor with Daniel MacIvor, Rebecca Jenkins, Maury Chaykin. A man and a woman meet on a flight from Halifax to Vancouver only to break up two years later.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Beefcake

Can. 1999. Moral study by Thom Fitzgerald with Daniel MacIvor, Joshua Peace, Carroll Godsman. In the 1950s, a photographer recruits young models for a magazine devoted to male nudes.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Bubbles Galore

Can. 1996. Satire by Cynthia Roberts with Nina Hartley, Tracy Wright, Daniel MacIvor.

Runtime: 94 min.

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House

Can. 1995. Mores comedy by Laurie Lynd with Daniel MacIvor, Patricia Collins, Stephen Ouimette.

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Wasaga

Can. 1994. Dramatic comedy by Judith Doyle with Tracy Wright, Daniel MacIvor, Louise Liliefeldt.

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The Last Supper

Can. 1994. Psychological drama by Cynthia Roberts with Ken McDougall, Jack Nicholsen, Daniel MacIvor.