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Due South

Can. 1994. Dramatic comedy by Fred Gerber with Paul Gross, David Marciano, Wendel Meldrum.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Hush Little Baby

Can. 1993. Drama by Jorge Montesi with Diane Ladd, Wendel Meldrum, Geraint Wyn Davies. After being reunited with her biological mother, a young woman discovers that her mother is out to ruin her loved ones.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Sodbusters

Can. 1993. Comedy by Eugene Levy with Kris Kristofferson, John Vernon, Fred Willard. A cowboy comes to the aid of farmers struggling with an unscrupulous businessman who wants to take over their land.

Runtime: 98 min.

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City Boy

Can. 1992. Drama by John Kent Harrison with Christian Campbell, James Brolin, Wendel Meldrum. The tribulations of a Chicago teenager who travels to British Columbia in search of his father.

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Diplomatic Immunity

Can. 1991. Political drama by Sturla Gunnarsson with Wendel Meldrum, Ofelia Medina, Michael Hogan. A diplomat sent to El Salvador discovers that the social housing built with Canadian aid funds is being used as barracks.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Beautiful Dreamers

Can. 1990. Social drama by John Harrison with Colm Feore, Rip Torn, Wendel Meldrum. In 1880, the director of an asylum in London, Ontario, invites the famous American poet Walt Whitman to stay with him for a while.

Runtime: 110 min.

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Why Me?

U.S. 1989. Police comedy by Gene Quintano with Christophe Lambert, Christopher Lloyd, Kim Greist. A burglar gets into a real mess when he unsuspectingly grabs a precious jewel.

Runtime: 87 min.

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Breakfast With Les and Bess

U.S. 1985. Comedy by Perry Rosemond with Dick Van Dyke, Cloris Leachman, Wendel Meldrum. The tribulations of a former sports journalist and an ex-political columnist who have become hosts of a morning radio show.

Runtime: 90 min.