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The Death Tour

Can. 2024. Documentary by Stephan Peterson, Sonya Ballantyne. Documentary about wrestling tournaments across remote Indigenous communities in Canada's far North.

Runtime: 89 min.

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A Quiet Girl

Can. 2023. Documentary by Adrian Wills. While investigating the circumstances surrounding his adoption by a Newfoundland family, the filmmaker discovers disturbing facts about his birth mother.

Runtime: 86 min.

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A Long Way to Jerusalem

V.O.: Shalom Putti

Can. 2022. Documentary by Tamas Wormser.

Runtime: 90 min

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The Fall of the American Empire

V.O.: La Chute de l'empire américain

Can. 2018. Dramatic comedy by Denys Arcand with Alexandre Landry, Maripier Morin, Rémy Girard. A delivery man comes into possession of a fortune with ties to organized crime and sets out to wash the dirty money using a bogus humanitarian foundation as a front.

Runtime: 130 min.

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Tokyo Idols

V.O.: Idolki z Tokio

Can. 2017. Documentary by Kyoko Miyake. Exploration of the cultural and commercial phenomenon of idols; young Japanese girls who sing sweet pop music in schoolgirl costumes.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Let There Be Light

Can. 2017. Documentary by Mila Aung-Thwin, Van Royko. In search of a clean, renewable energy source, international scientists attempt to create an artificial sun on Earth using an experimental nuclear reactor.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Shiners

Can. 2017. Documentary by Stacey Tenenbaum. Shoeshine boys working in five major cities around the world tell their stories.

Runtime: 78 min.

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The Wandering Muse

Can. 2014. Documentary by Tamas Wormser. Through encounters with Jewish musicians from around the world, the portrait of an identity and culture in perpetual transformation.

Runtime: 94 min.

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Monsoon

Can. 2014. Documentary by Sturla Gunnarsson. A meditation on the monsoon phenomenon in India, enriched with the testimonies of a girl living in a flood zone, a gambling man, and a meteorologist.

Runtime: 108 min.

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Jingle Bell Rocks

Can. 2013. Documentary by Mitchell Kezin. A journey to the heart of Christmas music, through the testimonies of those who perpetuate this tradition.

Runtime: 83 min.