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The Swearing Jar

Can. 2022. Musical drama by Lindsay Mackay with Adelaide Clemens, Douglas Smith, Patrick J. Adams. After finally finding her soul mate, a young woman discovers, to her great surprise, the existence of another person who seems just as much made for her.

Runtime: 111 min.

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Debug

Can. 2014. Science-fiction by David Hewlett with Jeananne Goossen, Jason Momoa, Adam Butcher. Sent to an empty space station to reprogram it, six young hackers realize that it is controlled by a devious artificial intelligence.

Runtime: 86 min.

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Rage of the Yeti

U.S. 2011. Horror by David Hewlett with David Chokachi, Matthew Kevin Anderson, Yancy Butler. Two groups of explorers travel to the Arctic in search of a rare and almost unknown animal that turns out to be terribly hostile to humans.

Runtime: 86 min.

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Morlocks

U.S. 2011. Science-fiction by Matt Codd with David Hewlett, Christina Cole, Robert Picardo. Thanks to a time machine, a military mission finds itself in the future but brings back to Earth monsters that threaten to destroy humanity.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Splice

Can. 2009. Horror by Vincenzo Natali with Sarah Polley, Adrien Brody, Delphine Chanéac. By crossing human DNA with that of various animal species, a couple of geneticists give birth to a hybrid creature that is both beautiful and terrible.

Runtime: 101 min.

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Helen

U.S. 2009. Drama by Sandra Nettelbeck with Ashley Judd, Goran Visnjic, Lauren Lee Smith. A music teacher with chronic depression struggles with suicidal urges.

Runtime: 119 min.

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A Dog's Breakfast

Can. 2007. Horror comedy by David Hewlett with David Hewlett, Kate Hewlett, Paul McGillion. Leading a lonely and secluded life, a dysfunctional man believes he accidentally killed his sister's TV star fiancé.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Boa vs Python

U.S. 2004. Horror by David Flores with Kirk B.R. Woller, David Hewlett, Jaime Bergman. The FBI uses a genetically modified boa to hunt a giant python that has taken up residence in a sewer.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Ice Men

Can. 2004. Drama by Thom Best with Martin Cummins, David Hewlett, Greg Spottiswood. Various conflicts emerge between friends gathered in a cabin in the forest for a hunting trip.

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Nothing

Can. 2003. Fantasy comedy by Vincenzo Natali with David Hewlett, Andrew Miller, Elana Shilling. Two dysfunctional friends trying to cope with their problems manage to erase the world around them.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Treed Murray

Can. 2001. Drama by William Phillips with David Hewlett, Clé Bennett, Kevin Duhaney. A young advertising executive chased by a gang of thugs in a large park takes refuge at the top of a tree and finds himself under siege.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Clutch

Can. 1998. Police comedy by Grimser with David Hewlett, Tanya Allen, David Fox. The misadventures of a rare book thief who crosses paths with a young, gruff mechanic.

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Scanners II: The New Order

Can. 1991. Science-fiction by Christian Duguay with David Hewlett, Yvan Ponton, Deborah Raffin. A police officer uses humans with paranormal powers to kill his enemies and climb the echelons of power.

Runtime: 104 min.

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Desire & Hell at Sunset Motel

U.S. 1990. Police comedy by Alien Castle with Sherilyn Fenn, Whip Hubley, David Hewlett. While accompanying her husband to a convention in California, a beautiful con artist thinks up a scheme to get rid of a blackmailer.

Runtime: 95 min.

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The Penthouse

U.S. 1989. Crime drama by David Greene with Robin Givens, David Hewlett, Cedric Smith. After escaping from a psychiatric hospital, a man locks up a childhood friend in the home of her rich father.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Pin...

Can. 1988. Psychological drama by Sandor Stern with David Hewlett, Cyndy Preston, John Ferguson. A young man is convinced that the anatomical model used by his father, a doctor, has a life of its own.

Runtime: 102 min.