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Infinity Pool

Can. 2023. Horror by Brandon Cronenberg with Alexander Skarsgard, Mia Goth, Jalil Lespert. While enjoying an all-inclusive vacation on an island paradise, a couple witnesses a fatal accident, which brings out the dark and dangerous aspects of the site.

Runtime: 118 min.

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Tainted

Can. 2020. Thriller by Brent Cote with John Rhys-Davies, Shawn Roberts, Alan Van Sprang. An ex-con with ties to the Russian mob and Aryan brotherhood, attempts to live a quiet life after spending fifteen years in prison.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Radio Silence

Can. 2018. Thriller by Philippe Gagnon with Georgina Haig, John Ralston, Carrie-Lynn Neales. A therapist hosting a radio show is shocked when she begins receiving calls that appear to be from a listener who once committed suicide live on the air.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Two Lovers and a Bear

Can. 2016. Sentimental drama by Kim Nguyen with Dane DeHaan, Tatiana Maslany, John Ralston. Two lovers, stranded in the Canadian Arctic to escape a troubled past, embark on a long journey south on snowmobiles.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Pound of Flesh

Can. 2015. Thriller by Ernie Barbarash with Jean-Claude Van Damme, John Ralston, Charlotte Peters. With the help of his brother and an old friend, an ex-French special forces agent pursues organ traffickers in Manila who have stolen one of his kidneys.

Runtime: 104 min.

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South of the Moon

Can. 2008. Psychological drama by Antonio DiVerdis with John Ralston, Jake McLeod, Moya O'Connell. Troubled by strange dreams and his parents' quarrels, a teenager finds solace in his uncle, a musician with a mysterious past.

Runtime: 108 min.

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Kaw

U.S. 2007. Horror by Sheldon Wilson with Sean Patrick Flanery, Kristin Booth, Stephen McHattie. For an unknown reason, hundreds of crows begin attacking the inhabitants of a small rural community.

Runtime: 93 min.

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The City

Can. 1999. Mores drama by Richard J. Lewis with Aidan Devine, Torri Higginson, John Ralston. In a large North American city, the destinies of various individuals, rich or poor, intertwine.