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Snow

Can. 2004. Fantasy comedy by Alex Zamm with Thomas Cavanagh, Ashley Williams, Jackie Burroughs. A young man destined to become Santa's successor must retrieve one of his reindeer that has ended up in a California zoo.

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Willard

U.S. 2003. Horror by Glen Morgan with Crispin Glover, R. Lee Ermey, Laura Elena Harring. A lonely young office clerk manages to train hundreds of rats to take revenge on his terrible boss.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Lost and Delirious

Can. 2001. Psychological drama by Léa Pool with Mischa Barton, Piper Perabo, Jessica Paré. In a posh private college, three young girls discover love and friendship under dramatic circumstances.

Runtime: 103 min.

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On Their Knees

Can. 2001. Dramatic comedy by Anais Granofsky with Anais Granofsky, Ingrid Veninger, Jackie Burroughs. Two sisters transport their grandmother's body from Toronto to Maritimes by refrigerated truck, for burial.

Runtime: 76 min.

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Have Mercy

Can. 1999. Drama by Anais Granofsky with Alisa Weiger, Clark Johnson, Jackie Burroughs. Patients from a psychiatric hospital put on a variety show.

Runtime: 86 min.

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Happy Christmas, Miss King

Can. 1998. Dramatic comedy by Stefan Scaini with Jackie Burroughs, Mag Ruffman, Zachary Bennett. During the 14-18 war, in a village in the Maritimes, the Christmas celebrations of a family, whose son has gone to the front, are disrupted by the illness of the matriarch.

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Final Notice

U.S. 1989. Crime drama by Steven Hilliard Stern with Gil Gerard, Melody Anderson, Jackie Burroughs. A private detective receives help from a bookstore owner to unmask a serial killer.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Road to Avonlea

Can. 1989. Chronicle by Paul Shapiro with Sarah Polley, Frances Hyland, Jackie Burroughs. A girl who grew up in a bourgeois Montreal home goes to live in rural Prince Edward Island with relatives.

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A Winter Tan

Can. 1987. Psychological drama by Jackie Burroughs with Jackie Burroughs, Erando Gonzalez, Diane D'Aquila. A feminist author writes a series of letters to a friend in New York while engaging in various sexual affairs in Mexico.

Runtime: 91 min.

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The Housekeeper

Can. 1986. Psychological drama by Ousama Rawi with Rita Tushingham, Jackie Burroughs, Ross Petty. A maid with dyslexia has difficulty with criticism.

Runtime: 100 min.

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John and the Missus

Can. 1986. Social drama by Gordon Pinsent with Gordon Pinsent, Jackie Burroughs, Randy Follett. In the early 1960s, a Newfoundlander refuses to leave his village when the copper mine where he worked is about to close.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Chautauqua Girl

Can. 1983. Dramatic comedy by Robert Iscove with Janet-Laine Green, Terence Kelly, Jackie Burroughs. In the 1920s, a young woman is put in charge of preparing the arrival of a travelling show in a western village.

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The Wars

Can. 1982. Psychological drama by Robin Phillips with Brent Carver, Martha Henry, Jackie Burroughs. In 1914, faced with family conflicts, a young man decides to enlist in the Canadian army, even if it means going to fight in Europe.

Runtime: 120 min.

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The Grey Fox

Can. 1982. Western by Philip Borsos with Richard Farnsworth, Jackie Burroughs, Wayne Robson. Released from prison after thirty years, a former stagecoach robber finds himself returning to a life of crime.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Monkeys in the Attic

Can. 1974. Mores drama by Morley Markson with Jackie Burroughs, Victor Garber, Jess Walton. A delivery boy is innocently mixed up in the ramblings of two bohemian couples.

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125 Rooms of Comfort

Can. 1974. Psychological drama by Patrick Loubert with Tim Henry, Jackie Burroughs, Bob Warner. Upon his release from a mental institution, a young man returns to the hotel where he grew up to sort out his emotions.

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The Ernie Game

Can. 1967. Psychological drama by Don Owen with Alexis Kanner, Judith Gault, Jackie Burroughs. A young bohemian and misfit cannot settle down and choose between two women.

Runtime: 86 min.