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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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The Saver

Can. 2016. Drama by Wiebke von Carolsfeld with Imajyn Cardinal, Pascale Bussières, Brandon Oakes. When her mother dies suddenly, an Indigenous teenager, now without a family, vows to make it on her own.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Fubar II

Can. 2010. Comedy by Michael Dowse with David Lawrence, Paul Spence, Andrew Sparacino. Two Calgary slackers find work at an oil company in Fort McMurray, where they encounter various adventures that threaten to break up their friendship.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Peepers

Can. 2009. Mores comedy by Seth W. Owen with Joe Cobden, Janine Theriault, Paul Spence. In Montreal, the routine of voyeurs at work on the rooftops is disrupted by the arrival of a university professor fascinated by them.

Runtime: 84 min.

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These Girls

Can. 2005. Sentimental comedy by John Hazlett with Caroline Dhavernas, David Boreanaz, Amanda Walsh. Three teenage girls spending their last summer together share a married man with a baby.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Fubar

Can. 2002. Mores comedy by Michael Dowse with Paul Spence, David Lawrence, Gordon Skilling. A filmmaker from Alberta makes a documentary about two young dropouts.

Runtime: 76 min.