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A Place to live

V.O.: Pour vivre ici

Can. 2018. Psychological drama by Bernard Émond with Élise Guilbault, Sophie Desmarais, Danny Gilmore. In mourning for the death of her husband, a retired nurse from Baie-Comeau finds more comfort in her deceased son’s ex-girlfriend than in her other two children.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Ce qu'il ne faut pas dire

Can. 2015. Sentimental drama by Marquise Lepage with Annick Fontaine, Christian Michaud, Ansie St-Martin. An emancipated thirty-something woman questions each of her romantic adventures for fear of getting emotionally involved with men who are in love with her.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Marie Antoinette

V.O.: Marie-Antoinette

Can. 2006. Biography by Francis Leclerc, Yves Simoneau with Karine Vanasse, Olivier Aubin, David La Haye. The life of the last queen of France, from her arrival as a teenager at the court of Versailles to her execution in 1793 by the revolutionary tribunal.

Runtime: 123 min.

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The Point

Can. 2006. Mores drama by Joshua Dorsey with Julian Kumarasinghe, Ashley Bowles, Danny Gilmore. Over the course of a weekend, the adventures of various young people in Pointe Saint-Charles, a poor multi-ethnic neighborhood of Montreal.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Bonzaïon

Can. 2004. Thriller by Clermont Jolicoeur, Danny Gilmore with Clermont Jolicoeur, Danny Gilmore, Jacynthe René. To free a friend taken hostage by a sorcerer who demands $60,000, a young man decides to steal the crop from a marijuana plantation.

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Gaz Bar Blues

Can. 2003. Dramatic comedy by Louis Bélanger with Serge Thériault, Gilles Renaud, Sébastien Delorme. In 1989, follows the professional and family tribulations of a widower who manages a gas station where his three sons work in a poor neighborhood.

Runtime: 115 min.

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Échappée Belles

V.O.: Saved by the Belles

Can. 2003. Dramatic comedy by Ziad Touma with Brian C. Warren, Karen Simpson, Steven Turpin. In Montreal, a drag queen and an eccentric VJ go through an identity crisis after taking in a young man with amnesia.

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Les Fils de Marie

Can. 2002. Psychological drama by Carole Laure with Carole Laure, Félix Lajeunesse-Guy, Jean-Marc Barr. A mother grieving over the death of her teenage son places an ad in a newspaper to find a new son.

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Crème glacée, chocolat et autres consolations

Can. 2001. Dramatic comedy by Julie Hivon with Isabelle Brouillette, Danny Gilmore, Jacynthe René. In Montreal, three friends in their mid-twenties are going through various love, family, and professional crises.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Lily

V.O.: Winter Lily

Can. 1998. Horror by Roshell Bissett with Danny Gilmore, Dorothée Berryman, Jean-Pierre Bergeron. A young man, hosted by an innkeeper couple, tries to uncover a mysterious secret about their daughter.

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Lilies

Can. 1996. Psychological drama by John Greyson with Jason Cadieux, Danny Gilmore, Brent Carver.

Runtime: 95 min.