Heater 1999 N/R, 86 min. Genre: Drama
Director: Terrence Odette Cast: Gary Farmer, Stephen Ouimette, Tina Keeper, Mauralea Austin, Jan Skene, Blake Taylor, Joyce Krenz, Sharon Bajer, Jonathan Barrett, Wayne Nicklas
Two homeless men (Gary Farmer and Stephen Ouimette) struggle for survival in the harsh Winnipeg winter.
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Heck's Way Home 1995 G, 92 min. Genre: Family
Director: Michael J.F. Scott Cast: Michael Riley, Chad Krowchuk, Shannon Lawson, Don Francks, Gabe Khouth, Alan Arkin, Cecilley Carroll, Wayne Nicklas, Chris Sigurdson, Will Sasso, Ker Wells, Michaelin Scott
Rick (Michael Riley) takes a job requiring that his family move from Winnipeg to Australia. In the haste of leaving, they left their dog, Hector, behind. As they await the boat in Vancouver, Hector hitches his way across Canada, having adventures along the way–while avoiding a persistent dogcatcher (Alan Arkin). Will Hector get there in time?
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New in Town 2009 PG, 96 min. Genre: Comedy / Romance
Director: Pierre Morel Cast: Renee Zellweger, Harry Connick Jr., J.K. Simmons, Frances Conroy, Siobhan Fallon, Ferron Guerreiro, James Durham, Mike O'Brien, Barbara James Smith, Robert Small, Wayne Nicklas, Hilary Carroll, Nancy Drake, Stewart J. Zully, Marilyn Boyle
Her Miami-based company sends executive Lucy Hill (Renee Zellweger) to New Ulm, Minnesota, to restructure a manufacturing plant. Lucy arrives in New Ulm–not dressed for the winter weather–ready to do her job and return quickly to warm Miami. When her new secretary Blanche Gunderson (Siobhan Fallon) sets Lucy up for a date with local union representative Ted Mitchell (Harry Connick Jr.), their initial meeting is anything but good. However, Ted is the one who Lucy must work with in restructuring the company, and they do become close as they get to know each other. Now, the New Ulm manufacturing plant is closed by Lucy's company, and she may decide to stay in New Ulm with Ted and begin life anew–and, in the process, help New Ulm start up its own plant.
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| 1. Heater (1999)
2. Heck's Way Home (1995)
3. New in Town (2009)
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