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Arab Women Say What?!

Can. 2023. Documentary by Nisreen Baker. Eight Canadian women of Arab origin discuss feminism and other subjects considered taboo in the country they left behind.

Runtime: 82 min.

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Wall

Can. 2017. Animation by Cam Christiansen. Playwright David Hare travels to the Middle East to explore the human, social, and political impact of the construction of the massive wall separating Israel and Palestine.

Runtime: 79 min.

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Hadwin's Judgement

Can. 2015. Documentary by Sasha Snow. In order to fight against clear-cutting, a forestry engineer cuts down a 300-year-old tree in British Columbia that is considered sacred by the Indigenous peoples.

Runtime: 87 min.

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Everything Will Be

Can. 2014. Documentary by Julia Kwan. An incursion into Vancouver's Chinatown, an ethnic and cultural enclave threatened by gentrification and the establishment of many non-Asian businesses.

Runtime: 86 min.

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We Were Children

Can. 2012. Drama by Tim Wolochatiuk with Rene Batson, Justin Courchene, Jennie Morin. The traumatic experiences of two Aboriginal children who were removed from their homes and placed in residential schools run by the Catholic clergy.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Six Figures

Can. 2005. Psychological drama by David Christensen with JR Bourne, Caroline Cave, Deborah Grover. A young father in a hurry to climb the social ladder becomes the prime suspect when his wife is attacked.

Runtime: 108 min.

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The Mangler 2

Can. 2001. Horror by Michael Hamilton-Wright with Chelse Swain, Lance Henriksen, Philippe Bergeron. Infected with a virus, the computer that controls a school's security system begins to cause deadly accidents.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Pleasures of Sin

U.S. 2000. Erotic drama by Eric Gibson with Chloe, David Christensen, Nikki Steele. A policeman on the tail of a drug lord obtains the help of a prostitute to trap him.

Runtime: 71 min.

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Beverly Hills Bordello II

U.S. 1996. Sketches by Robert Angelo with Nicole Gian, Justin Miller, David Christensen.

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Walnut Creek

U.S. 1995. Mores drama by Edward Holzman with Kate Rodger, Renee Weldon, David Christensen.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Over the Wire

U.S. 1995. Crime drama by Fred Olen Ray with Landon Hall, David Christensen, Shauna O'Brien.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Turn of the Blade

U.S. 1994. Drama by Bryan Michael Stoller with David Christensen, Crystal Owens, Julie Horvath. An actress and her photographer husband are harassed by a mysterious individual who is inspired by the play in which the actress plays.