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1. Drop (2023)
95 min | Drama
Aging out of his art form, a contemporary dancer is forced to deal with an unknown future while desperately trying to save a young friend from a life of crime echoing his own shady past.
Director: Ramin Eshraghi-Yazdi | Stars: Renée Amber, Marie Benoit, Michael Burt Ian Brice, Christopher Clare
Votes: 18
2. Let's Talk English (2014– )
24 min | Reality-TV
Let's Talk English is a variety-style program with 6-7 features per episode designed to help viewers learning English improve their communication skills - speaking, listening, reading, vocabulary, grammar and cultural knowledge.
Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
Votes: 10
3. The Notebook (2004)
PG-13 | 123 min | Drama, Romance
An elderly man reads to a woman with dementia the story of two young lovers whose romance is threatened by the difference in their respective social classes.
Director: Nick Cassavetes | Stars: Gena Rowlands, James Garner, Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling
Votes: 619,935 | Gross: $81.00M
4. Western Confidential (2011)
85 min | Comedy, Western
Tells the story of two half-brothers on the run from a Buffalo baron with an embarrassing score to settle. Set in the 1880's among the vast plains, rolling foothills and winding rivers of Alberta.
Director: David Lawrence | Stars: Eric Amber, Renée Amber, Shauna Baker, Julian Black Antelope
Votes: 24
5. Family Sins (2004 TV Movie)
PG-13 | 86 min | Drama
A seemingly respectable pillar of the community hides sickening secrets within the walls of her family home.
Director: Graeme Clifford | Stars: Kirstie Alley, Deanna Milligan, Will Patton, Kevin McNulty
Votes: 927
6. Karroll's Christmas (2004 TV Movie)
TV-PG | 87 min | Comedy
Allen Karroll has hated Christmas ever since his ex-girlfriend humiliated him in front of thousands of people one Christmas; this is a hindrance for someone who writes greeting cards for a ... See full summary »
Director: Dennis Dugan | Stars: Tom Everett Scott, Wallace Shawn, Verne Troyer, Alanna Ubach
Votes: 651
7. Retail! (2024)
Comedy | Completed
Retail is a Workplace Comedy about a Man named Marty Benson who runs a Furniture store with his Sister Barb. When the Tax bill comes, they decide to have a Huge Weekend Blow Out Sale.
Director: Patrick Downing | Stars: Richard Koy, Charles Andrew Payne, Dave Trimble, Hailey Foss
9.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Episode #1.1
(2014)
Reality-TV
Friends discuss what happens when someone pops the question, and a lesson features phrasal verbs that you can make with "ask." Other topics include vocabulary for the gym and synonyms for "clothing."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
10.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Memory
(2014)
Reality-TV
A soap opera characterizes the rare condition of amnesia, and real people offer advice for when you forget someone's birthday. In other lessons, the homonyms "you're" and "your" are reviewed and the meaning of "brainstorming" is explained.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
11.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Dating Advice
(2014)
Reality-TV
Real people give advice for how to ask someone on a date and soap opera characters talk about "Mr. Right." Other topics include a lesson in phrasal verbs highlighting the verb "cut."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
12.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Money Troubles
(2014)
Reality-TV
A lesson shows the difference between "poor" and "pour," and a skit discovers what it means to "sing for your supper." Other topics include phrasal verbs that begin with "bring" and writing to a pen pal.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
13.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Medicine
Reality-TV
A conversation shows the real meaning of "a taste of your own medicine," and advice is given about how to call in sick for work. Other topics include the difference between the homonyms "too," "to," and "two".
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
14.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Good Health
Reality-TV
A conversation between a patient and doctor provides useful vocabulary for talking about health care. Many synonyms for "nausea" are also highlighted. In another lesson, the difference between "affect" and "effect" is explained.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
15.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Lucky Breaks
Reality-TV
A misunderstanding occurs over the phrase "break a leg," a lesson highlights phrasal verbs made with "break," and other ways to talk about a bathroom break are featured. In another conversation, friends get ready for a night out.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
16.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Arguments
Reality-TV
Synonyms for "argument" are discussed, and a conflict breaks out between two coworkers. In a soap opera, characters use vocabulary for "going steady."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
17.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Work
Reality-TV
A dialogue about a bonus uses key workplace phrases, and a misunderstanding about the phrase "work your socks off" is resolved. Other topics include synonyms for "healthy" and phrasal verbs made with "write."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
18.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Employment
Reality-TV
A new employee speaks useful phrases for the first day of a job, and a dialogue showcases synonyms for being unemployed. In another lesson, the homonyms "find" and "fined" are highlighted.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
19.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Deadlines
Reality-TV
A discussion at work demonstrates how to extend a deadline. In another conversation, characters find out what it means when something sneaks up on you. Other subjects include the irregular verb forms "drive," "drove," and "driven."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
20.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Automobiles
Reality-TV
A car mechanic uses helpful vocabulary in a repair shop, and the expression "bumper to bumper" is explained. Other topics include the difference between "fewer" and "less," as well as the homonyms "one" and "won."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
21.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Illness
Reality-TV
A lesson demonstrates how to call in sick for work. Another conversation highlights synonyms for being ill. Other topics include the irregular verb forms "ring," "rang," and "rung."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
22.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Pain
Reality-TV
The expression "my head is pounding" is explained, and a conversation showcases ways to describe pain. Other topics include phrasal verbs with "fill" and the difference between "because" and "because of."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
23.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Writing
Reality-TV
A letter to a friend provides an example for casual writing, and the expression "the pen is mightier than the sword" is explained. Later, a grammar game show describes how to use "still" and "always."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
24.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Eating
Reality-TV
Conversations demonstrate how sarcasm and exaggeration can describe being full, and real people give advice about how to tell someone you're no longer hungry. In another lesson, the difference between "wear" and "where" is explained.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
25.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Birthdays
Reality-TV
On location at a surprise birthday party, a party-goer highlights birthday vocabulary. Another conversation demonstrates how to buy a birthday cake. A misunderstanding over the phrase "have your cake and eat it too" also occurs.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
26.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Drinks
Reality-TV
A trip to the bar features many synonyms for "drunk," and Chef's recipe for a milkshake makes for a special treat. Later, a game creates a fun way to practice the irregular verb forms "drink," "drank," and "drunk."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
27.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Food
Reality-TV
At a deli, vocabulary for buying steaks is highlighted. Later, Chef shares a recipe for an ice cream sundae. In another conversation, two friends use sarcasm and exaggeration to describe hunger.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
28.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Housework
Reality-TV
Someone cleaning his house is interrupted by a game featuring the verbs "say" and "said." The difference between "maid" and "made" is also discussed. In the kitchen, Chef share a recipe for grilled cheese.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
29.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Difficult Situations
Reality-TV
Friends discuss the best way to deal with a child's bully, and a coworker confronts someone about body odour. Other topics include synonyms for "a difficult situation."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
30.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Swimming Pools
Reality-TV
A trip to the public pool requires some unusual vocabulary. In other conversations, the idiom "cool as a cucumber" is explained, and phrasal verbs with "grow" are defined.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
31.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Conflict
Reality-TV
Conflict terminology is discussed through various sketches and games.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
32.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Restaurants
Reality-TV
At a restaurant, vocabulary for ordering food and drink is used. In another conversation, a misunderstanding about paying for a bill is resolved. Real people give advice for describing something delicious.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
33.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Staying Cool
Reality-TV
Friends cool down at a public pool and use some specialized language. A misunderstanding reveals what a "heat wave" is. In another conversation, a heated argument breaks out.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
34.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Romantic Relationships
Reality-TV
Someone professes his undying love with the language of romance, and terms of endearment are highlighted. Other topics include phrasal verbs with "do" and irregular verb forms of "do."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
35.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Everyday Conversations
Reality-TV
Examples of common situations, including scheduling a meeting and ordering coffee, are featured. Other ways to say "mistake" and the difference between "everyday" and "every day" are also covered.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Dennis Falt, Nina Sudra
36.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Measuring Success
Reality-TV
A conversation highlights useful phrases for a yearly evaluation, and the idiom "with flying colours" is explained. Other topics include small talk and the irregular verb forms of "have."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
37.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Office Talk
Reality-TV
A conversation provides tips for sending a memo and two coworkers use sarcasm and exaggeration to complain about working late. The expression "there's more than one way to skin a cat" is also a topic of conversation.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
38.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Workplace Language
Reality-TV
Coworkers demonstrate how to ask for help at work and what the expression "get your ducks in a row" mean. A recipe for macaroni and cheese defines cooking terms.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
39.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Running Late
Reality-TV
A dialogue shows what to say to your boss when you're late for work, and friends use sarcasm and exaggeration to complain about a late arrival. The expression "rise and shine" is also covered.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
40.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Employment Success
Reality-TV
A job interview highlights common questions to prepare for. A misunderstanding leads to a lesson about "wearing many hats." Other topics include phrasal verbs with "look" and other ways to say "physically attractive."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
41.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Sick as a Dog
Reality-TV
A conversation demonstrates how to call a school when your child is sick, and the expression "sick as a dog" is explained. Two friends also express themselves through sarcasm and exaggeration.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
42.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Healthcare
Reality-TV
A telephone conversation demonstrates how to make a doctor's appointment. The expression "under the weather" is explained, and people give advice about effective home remedies.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
43.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Sending a Memo
Reality-TV
A dialogue requires specialized language to draft a memo. A recipe for pasta salad and phrasal verbs with "close" are also shared.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
44.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Falling in and Out of Love
Reality-TV
A soap opera shows what can happen after a breakup, and a lesson explains what it means to "fall for" someone. A grammar game show also explains when to use "so" and "neither."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
45.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Books
Reality-TV
Friends use specialized vocabulary while in a bookstore, and a conversation reveals what it means to be "in someone's good books." A grammar game show also explains when to use "whose" and "who's."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
46.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Meal Time
Reality-TV
A conversation at a picnic uses some specialized vocabulary, and other ways to say "meal" are featured. Also, real people give advice about thanking someone for a meal.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
47.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
The Bakery
Reality-TV
A dialogue at a bakery used specialized vocabulary for baked goods. The expression "piece of cake" is also explained. Other subjects include phrasal verbs with "put" and giving compliments.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
48.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
The Deli
Reality-TV
At a deli counter, a conversation highlights vocabulary for buying meat. A misunderstanding occurs because of the expression "food for thought." A grammar game show explains how to use "neither" and "nor."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra
49.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Stolen Objects
Reality-TV
A conversation demonstrates how to report a stolen object, and the expression "steal my heart" is explained. Other subjects include phrasal verbs you can make with "burn" and the irregular verb "blow."
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang
50.
Let's Talk English (2014– )
Episode:
Ball Games
Reality-TV
Friends use some specialized vocabulary at a bowling alley, and real people share their favourite sports idioms. The expression "get the ball rolling" is also explained.
Director: Paige K Boudreau | Stars: Andrew Phung, Renée Amber, Nina Sudra, Jessica Zhang