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Hammer Down

Can. 1992. Crime drama by James Shavick with Matt Almond, Isabelle Mejias, John Ireland. Two Los Angeles police officers investigate a series of murders committed in the entourage of a music video producer.

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The Midday Sun

Can. 1989. Dramatic comedy by Lulu Keating with Isabelle Mejias, George Seremba, Robert Bockstael. A young Canadian woman hired as a secretary to a pastor in Africa falls in love with a German trafficker, which risks harming the mission.

Runtime: 95 min.

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State Park

Can. 1988. Comedy by rafal Zielinski with Kim Myers, Isabelle Mejias, James Wilder. Chased out of the national park where they were camping, three friends find refuge in a nearby house whose owner is fighting the expansionist activities of a devious industrialist.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Higher Education

Can. 1987. Comedy by John Sheppard with Kevin Hicks, Isabelle Mejias, Stephen Black. The misadventures of an art student whose roommate is the son of a mobster.

Runtime: 83 min.

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Fall from Innocence

Can. 1987. Mores drama by Carey Connor with Isabelle Mejias, Amanda Smith, Thom Haverstock. A young woman who suffered sexual abuse by her father as a child takes refuge in drugs and prostitution.

Runtime: 81 min.

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Meatballs III

Can. 1986. Comedy by George Mendeluk with Patrick Dempsey, Sally Kellerman, Isabelle Mejias. Working in a marina, an unlucky student in love meets the spirit of a dead actress who must do a good deed to reach heaven.

Runtime: 94 min.

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Blueline

Can. 1985. Psychological drama by Marc F. Voizard with David Matheson, Isabelle Mejias, Peter Spence. An introverted teenager preparing for the Montreal Marathon overcomes his problems with the encouragement of his friends.

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Unfinished Business

Can. 1984. Psychological drama by Don Owen with Isabelle Mejias, Peter Spence, Peter Kastner. The tribulations of a teenager who decides, with her partner, to dedicate herself to the anti-nuclear struggle.

Runtime: 99 min.

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Le Roi des cons

Fr. 1980. Satire by Claude Confortès with Francis Perrin, Marie-Christine Descouard, Bernadette Lafont.

Runtime: 98 min.

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Girls

Fr. 1979. Dramatic comedy by Just Jaeckin with Anne Parillaud, Zoé Chauveau, Isabelle Mejias.

Runtime: 95 min.