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The Wanted 18

Can. 2014. Documentary by Paul Cowan, Amer Shomali. Bought in 1988 by villagers from Beit Sahour to end their dependence on Israel for food, eighteen cows become the symbol of Palestinian resistance.

Runtime: 75 min.

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Paris 1919

Fr. 2008. Docufiction by Paul Cowan. In January 1919, two months after the end of World War I, the leaders of France, Great Britain and the United States define the terms of peace in Paris.

Runtime: 94 min.

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The Peacekeepers

V.O.: Le Prix de la paix

Can. 2005. Documentary by Paul Cowan. Report on the behind-the-scenes negotiations of the UN to save the Democratic Republic of Congo, plunged in a civil war for eight years.

Runtime: 83 min.

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Westray

Can. 2001. Documentary by Paul Cowan. Recounting the events surrounding the explosion that killed 26 workers at the Westray mine in Nova Scotia in 1992.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Give Me Your Soul....

Can. 2000. Documentary by Paul Cowan. Behind the scenes of the porn industry, explored through the daily life of those who live from this lucrative activity.

Runtime: 82 min.

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Double or Nothing: The Rise and Fall of Robert Campeau

Can. 1992. Biography by Paul Cowan with Marcel Sabourin, Ron Lea, Liz Mac Rea. Recalling the life and controversial career of Canadian entrepeneur Robert Campeau.

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Justice Denied

Can. 1989. Court drama by Paul Cowan with Billy Merasty, Thomas Peacocke, Wayne Robson. Charged in 1971 for a crime he did not commit, a young Nova Scotia Amerindian spends eleven years of his life in prison.

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The Kid Who Couldn't Miss

Can. 1982. Documentary by Paul Cowan. Profile of the life and feats of Bill Bishop, a Canadian flying ace during the First World War.

Runtime: 76 min.

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Going the Distance

Can. 1979. Documentary by Paul Cowan.

Runtime: 90 min.