Ashley Judd headlines this earnest psychological drama centered on the monumental inner struggle of Helen, a successful music...
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Dr. Sherman
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2010
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The home-schooled son of loving, marijuana-growing hippies discovers the twisted values of the suburban status quo in this...
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2008
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2007
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A former high-school hockey star handicapped in a tragic car accident becomes an unlikely ally to a crack team of determined...
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2007
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For its quiet, low-key story, A Lobster Tale travels into a sphere of domestic life rarely glimpsed in contemporary cinema -...
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2006
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Indie director Michael Mabbott follows his debut effort, The Life and Times of Guy Terrifico, with a sophomore feature, the...
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2006
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2006
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2005
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Season four of the wildly successful "real-time" adventure series 24 begins some 18 months at the end of season three. John...
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Erin Driscoll
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2005
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For the second time in her career, Julia Stiles plays a character romancing the Crown Prince of Denmark in The Prince & Me, a...
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2004
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Gail Harvey's Some Things That Stay stars Katie Boland as a teenager whose adolescence is complicated by her bohemian family...
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Liz Anderson
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2004
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2004
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Mrs. Mastriani
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2003
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Based on a true story, the made-for-cable Guilt by Association was the first "original" movie to be presented by the Court TV...
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Angie
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2002
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Anne Phelan
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2002
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Wasting no time after shooting his 2003 Sundance Film Festival entry The Event, director Thom Fitzgerald returned to Romania,...
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2002
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Adapted from the hit off-Broadway musical of the same name, Hedwig and the Angry Inch is the tale of an "internationally...
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2001
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Toronto-based indie filmmaker Helen Lee spins this frothy romantic comedy about an ersatz glamour girl who unexpectedly gets...
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2001
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As originally conceived, La Femme Nikita was to have ended its run with its season-four "Lady or the Tiger" finale. But when...
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2001
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The made-for-cable drama After the Harvest was based on Martha Ostenso's 1927 novel Wild Geese, and was first broadcast in...
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Amelia Gare
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2001
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Cat Storm (Dominique Swain) is a bored high school girl in New York City who follows her petulant, rich friends from one...
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Lily Storm
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2001
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It appears as though secret agent Nikita (Peta Wilson) has been permanently "reprogrammed" for evil rather than good as...
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2000
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In this offbeat thriller, Halley Fischer (Katja Riemann) is a schoolteacher at an elementary school in Winnipeg where...
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2000
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On a remote island in Nova Scotia, teenaged Claire (Julia Brendler) slowly befriends Celia (Lynn Redgrave), an eccentric...
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2000
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Reluctant spy Nikita (Peta Wilson) continues to perform acts of counterterrorism merely to save her own skin as...
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1999
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Madeline
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1998
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Nikita (Peta Wilson) and Michael (Roy Dupuis) pose as husband-and-wife mercenaries. Their mission is to capture an elusive...
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1997
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Section One must prevent a terrorist named Tyler (Richard Clarkin) from deploying a lethal and untraceable polymer explosive....
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1997
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This debut episode of the TV series La Femme Nikita adheres to the premise set up by the 1990 French theatrical feature (and...
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1997
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Kessler (Harris Yulin), an international terrorist and master of disguise, plans to use radioactive cobalt to poison a major...
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1997
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The Registry, a file listing the whereabouts of all Section One agents, is now in the hands of the Red Cell, a terrorist...
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1997
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1997
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1997
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1997
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Nikita (Peta Wilson) poses as a recruit for Glass Curtain, a terrorist organization that picks its members from Internet chat...
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1997
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Atom Egoyan's haunting adaptation of the Russell Banks novel The Sweet Hereafter was the Canadian filmmaker's most successful...
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1997
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Introduced in the earlier episode "Friend," international peace broker Mijovich (David Calderisi) has become head of a...
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1997
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Nikita (Peta Wilson) is suspicious of Section One's motives when she is assigned to romance celebrated charity fundraiser...
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1997
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To retrieve "The Book," a file crucial to Section One security, Michael (Roy Dupuis) goes after David Fanning...
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1997
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In this follow-up to the previous episode "Gray," Nikita (Peta Wilson) is still romantically involved with architect Gray...
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1997
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Nikita (Peta Wilson) is ordered by her manipulative superior Madeline (Alberta Watson) to evaluate the performance of Section...
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1997
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Birkoff (Matthew Ferguson) is alerted to the fact that a nuclear bomb is being smuggled into the United States. The only...
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1997
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The Registry, a computer program listing all Section One members throughout the world, is stolen by a terrorist who intends...
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1997
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Anxious to escape the clutches of Section One without being "canceled" in the process, Nikita (Peta Wilson) is open to the...
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1997
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Nikita (Peta Wilson) is convinced that a traitorous "mole" in Section One is trying to sabotage plans to capture and deport...
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1997
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Premiering January 13, 1997, on the USA network, the hour-long espionage series La Femme Nikita was based on the 1990 French...
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Madeline
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1997
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Given a choice between serving a life sentence for a crime she didn't commit and working as a secret agent for the covert...
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1997
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Nikita (Peta Wilson) discovers that one of the three thieves who have stolen a valuable computer chip is Steven Wolfe...
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1997
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The Section One team is forced to abandon a wounded Michael (Roy Dupuis) after a botched operation in Eastern Europe. Nikita...
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1997
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A terrorist intends to use a cache of virtual-reality "phasing shells" as part of a mysterious master plan. To find out what...
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1997
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While on an undercover mission, Nikita (Peta Wilson) is attacked by a serial rapist/killer. Having long been in pursuit of...
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1997
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Set in the wild forests of Nova Scotia, this Canadian psychodrama deals with the tragic travails of a young Englishman who...
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1996
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In this suspense drama, journalist Jennifer Kingsley (Alberta Watson) believes that artist Raymond Crawford (Joe Lando) has...
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1996
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Carey, a dim-bulbed and lonesome cobbler and his bookkeeper-pal Paul run the broken-down Mr. Happy Shoe Repair. Paul is well...
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Anna
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1996
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In this high-tech thriller, Dade Murphy (Jonny Lee Miller) has been fascinated with computers all his life; at the age of 11,...
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1995
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1994
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David O. Russell burst onto the scene with this challenging and controversial film about an introverted college student and...
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Susan Aibelli
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1994
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After a patient murders his wife, a distraught criminal psychologist resigns from his profession. But when police present...
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1993
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An interracial romance sparks social upheaval in this indie drama from first-time writer/director Anthony Drazan. Jewish high...
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1992
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Law & Order launched its third season (and its new Wednesday-night time slot) with a complex murder mystery involving a...
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1992
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Chuck Norris stars in this derivative action film (directed by his brother, Aaron Norris) which bears more than a passing...
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Christine De Vera
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1991
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A frozen corpse, dressed in a tuxedo, is found in a dumpster. It soon develops that the dead man was killed five years...
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1991
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Cynical Philadelphia lawyer-turned-p.i. Jamey Sheridan aims his investigatory skills at an international smuggling ring....
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1989
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Versatile Canadian actor and voiceover artist Stephen Ouimette is afforded top billing in Destiny to Order. Ouimette plays a...
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Thalia
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1989
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The ads for Red Earth, White Earth ballyhooed the soap-opera aspects of the made-for-TV film, particularly the fact that the...
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1989
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A stylish take on the woman in jeopardy and mad killer genres, White of the Eye poses the question, What would you do if you...
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Ann Mason
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1987
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In this made-for-TV film, a group of American nurses stationed in the Philippines are captured when Japanese forces invade...
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1986
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A crew of international astronauts find that a murderer is in their ranks. They must solve the crime before reaching earth,...
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1985
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John Heard and Levon Helm play a couple of frizzy-haired leftovers from the sixties. Living by their wits in Spain, Heard and...
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1983
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The Keep is an ambitious visual feast from director Michael Mann, whose previous effort was the moody, stylish Thief, and who...
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Eva
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1983
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Soviets steal a cache of plutonium leaving one rogue super CIA agent to steal it back and save the world. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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Susan Goodman
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1982
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In this downbeat story of life inside a women's prison, there is more crime inside than out. When the inmates see that a...
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Tina
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1981
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After a Harvard professor (Elliott Gould) comes into possession of a letter by George Washington, he finds that criminals are...
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1981
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This is a fast-paced, standard crime story with Sgt. Boyd (Richard Crenna) as a lone cop out to clean up the neighborhood....
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1980
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After years of an oppressive dictatorship, a group of army officers in a tiny, vaguely delineated European country organize a...
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1978
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In Hungary, 12-year-old Andras Vadya supported himself during World War II by serving as a pimp for prostitutes. Once the war...
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1978
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