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The Way of Tai Chi

Chin. 2010. Docufiction by Giles Walker with Jiang Ling Bao, Chen Jun. A young Chinese-Canadian woman returns to her native country to perfect her Tai Chi technique.

Runtime: 88 min.

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René

V.O.: René Lévesque

Can. 2006. Biography by Giles Walker with Emmanuel Bilodeau, Pascale Bussières, Lucie Laurier. The life and career of former Quebec journalist and politician Ren

Runtime: 270 min.

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Il Duce canadese - Le Mussolini canadien

V.O.: Il Duce canadese

Can. 2004. History by Giles Walker with Tony Nardi, Marina Orsini, Gianpaolo Venuta. In 1939, the RCMP arrested hundreds of Italian-Canadian citizens who were held in camps until the end of the war.

Runtime: 177 min.

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Tales from the Neverending Story

Can. 2001. Tale by Giles Walker, Adam Weissman with Mark Rendall, Tyler Hynes, Victoria Sanchez. Thanks to a magic book given to him by a bookseller, a kid enters an enchanted kingdom where he lives amazing adventures.

Runtime: 375 min.

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Blind Terror

Can. 2001. Thriller by Giles Walker with Nastassja Kinski, Stewart Bick, Maxim Roy. A young woman newly married to a financial advisor is terrorized by an unknown assailant.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Never Too Late

Can. 1996. Dramatic comedy by Giles Walker with Olympia Dukakis, Jean Lapointe, Jan Rubes.

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Ordinary Magic

Can. 1993. Dramatic comedy by Giles Walker with Ryan Reynolds, Glenne Headly, Paul Anka. In the care of an Ontario-based aunt, an orphan born in India to Canadian parents starves himself to fight an unscrupulous developer.

Runtime: 105 min.

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Princes in Exile

Can. 1990. Psychological drama by Giles Walker with Zachary Ansley, Stacie Mistysyn, Nicholas Shields. Teenagers with cancer spend the summer together at a summer camp.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Caddie Woodlawn

U.S. 1989. Western by Giles Walker with Season Hubley, Parker Stevenson, Emily Schulman. In Dakota, a tomboy exasperated by the coquetry of a visiting cousin fraternizes with a tribe of Native Americans.

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The Last Straw

Can. 1987. Comedy by Giles Walker with Sam Grana, Beverley Murray, Maurice Podbrey. At a time where infertility has become a serious problem, a man whose sperm has proven to be exceptionally potent is considered a great national hero.

Runtime: 98 min.

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90 Days

Can. 1985. Comedy by Giles Walker with Stefan Wodoslawsky, Christine Pak, Sam Grana. A loner welcomes a young Korean into his home, whom he intends to marry at the end of her residence permit.

Runtime: 100 min.

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The Masculine Mystique

Can. 1984. Sketches by John N. Smith, Giles Walker with Stefan Wodoslawsky, Char Davies, Sam Grana. The tribulations of four men who question their relationships with women.

Runtime: 87 min.