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Pretend We're Kissing

Can. 2014. Dramatic comedy by Matt Sadowski with Dov Tiefenbach, Tommie-Amber Pirie, Zoë Kravitz. In Toronto, a neurotic man in his early twenties falls in love with a more spontaneous woman who believes in fate.

Runtime: 78 min.

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You Might as Well Live

Can. 2009. Comedy by Simon Ennis with Joshua Peace, Michael Madsen, Stephen McHattie. Despite accusations of pedophilia, a naive ex-psychiatrist associates with shady individuals in the hope of becoming someone important.

Runtime: 78 min.

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The Dark Hours

Can. 2004. Horror by Paul Fox with Kate Greenhouse, Aidan Devine, Dov Tiefenbach. While resting with her husband and her sister in a cottage, a psychiatrist suffering from a brain tumor faces a former patient who wants to take revenge on her.

Runtime: 80 min.

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The Delicate Art of Parking

Can. 2003. Comedy by Trent Carlson with Dov Tiefenbach, Fred Ewanuick, Tony Conte. An amateur filmmaker makes a documentary about parking attendants in the city of Vancouver.

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Flower & Garnet

V.O.: Flower and Garnet

Can. 2002. Psychological drama by Keith Behrman with Callum Keith Rennie, Jane McGregor, Colin Roberts. Wounded by the indifference of her widowed father, a teenager who is serving as the mother to her younger brother decides to leave the family home.

Runtime: 104 min.

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Wolf Girl

V.O.: Blood Moon

Can. 2001. Horror by Thom Fitzgerald with Victoria Sanchez, Dov Tiefenbach, Tim Curry. Afflicted with excessive hair growth, a teenage girl exhibited in a circus undergoes an experimental cure that has terrifying side effects.

Runtime: 97 min.