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Deaner '89

Can. 2024. Comedy by Sam McGlynn with Paul Spence, Mary Walsh, Star Slade. A rock musician looks back to 1989, the year he discovered his Native American roots.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Sweetland

Can. 2023. Drama by Christian Sparkes with Sara Canning, Mark Lewis Jones, Mary Walsh. A retired Newfoundland fisherman persists in staying in his small harbor hometown, despite a government notice to relocate the population.

Runtime: 105 min.

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A Christmas Fury

Can. 2017. Dramatic comedy by Warren P. Sonoda with Mary Walsh, Mark McKinney, Susan Kent. As Christmas approaches, a matriarch’s plans to change her life are turned upside down by the arrival of a child.

Runtime: 87 min.

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The Grand Seduction

Can. 2013. Comedy by Don McKellar with Brendan Gleeson, Taylor Kitsch, Liane Balaban. The inhabitants of a coastal village in the Maritimes launched a seduction operation to attract a doctor in order to meet the conditions set for the establishment of a factory.

Runtime: 113 min.

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Quality of Life: A Dominic Da Vinci Movie

V.O.: The Quality of Life

Can. 2008. Thriller by John Fawcett with Nicholas Campbell, Hugh Dillon, Mary Walsh. The mayor of Vancouver faces a dilemma when a media mogul seeks to cover up a murder committed at a private party.

Runtime: n/d

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Young Triffie

Can. 2006. Police comedy by Mary Walsh with Fred Ewanuick, Rémy Girard, Andrea Martin. A naive young policeman must solve a murder case in a remote Newfoundland village.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Geraldine's Fortune

Can. 2004. Dramatic comedy by John N. Smith with Jane Curtin, Mary Walsh, Sheila McCarthy. A supermarket employee invited to participate in a TV game show show asks her friends to help her prepare.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Mambo Italiano

Can. 2003. Mores comedy by Émile Gaudreault with Luke Kirby, Peter Miller, Claudia Ferri. In Montreal, a young Italian-Canadian causes quite an uproar in his family when he tells his parents that he is gay.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Violet

Can. 2000. Dramatic comedy by Rosemary House with Mary Walsh, Peter MacNeill, Andrew Younghusband. The trials and tribulations of an eccentric Newfoundland family whose superstitious mother is convinced that she will soon die.

Runtime: 105 min.

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Extraordinary Visitor

Can. 1998. Tale by John W. Doyle with Raoul Bhaneja, Mary Walsh, Andy Jones. In 1999, God sends John the Baptist to Newfoundland on a mission to find a sign of hope that will dissuade him from eradicating the humans.

Runtime: 87 mi

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Secret Nation

Can. 1992. Political drama by Michael Jones with Cathy Jones, Mary Walsh, Michael Wade. Forty years after Newfoundland joined Canada, a history student is intrigued by the controversies surrounding this event.

Runtime: 110 min.