Get ready to dive into the world of Rose Marie Movies, as we take you on a journey through her exciting filmography! From her big-screen debuts to her latest projects, we've got all the insights and behind-the-scenes stories that you won't want to miss. So sit back, relax, and join us as we explore the magical world of Rose Marie's films!
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1. Marie-Anne (1978)
Marie-Anne is a gripping and heart-wrenching adventure from 1978, directed by Martin Walters and boasting the talents of Andrée Pelletier, John Juliani, and Tantoo Cardinal. Set in the wilderness, the film follows the story of a young married woman who, after a devastating kidnapping, finds herself inexplicably captivated by an Indian.
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2. Death Hunt (1981)
In the heart of 1931 Canada, in the unforgiving landscape of Yukon, a seemingly innocent feud between trapper Johnson and a dog owner escalates to a terrifying point. Accused of murder and hunted relentlessly by the law, Johnson finds himself on the run in the frosty wilderness.
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3. Running Brave (1983)
Running Brave is a gripping 1983 drama film that chronicles the inspiring journey of Billy Mills, an American Indian who defied the odds to claim victory in the 10,000-meter long-distance foot-race at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964. This heartwarming biography follows Mills as he emerges from obscurity to achieve unprecedented success in the world of athletics.
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4. Loyalties (1986)
Loyalties" is a gripping, heart-wrenching drama set in the isolated northern Alberta town in 1986. The story revolves around the Sutton family, headed by David, a doctor with a hidden dark secret from their past in England. The family, which includes Lily and their three youngest children, moves to the new location, only to find solace in their neighbors, specifically Rosanne who stands up against her abusive boyfriend.
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5. Candy Mountain (1987)
In the enchanting film "Candy Mountain" (1987), a talented but struggling musician embarks on an enthralling journey to discover the legendary guitar maker, Elmore Silk. Fueled by a fierce desire for riches and fame, our protagonist will stop at nothing to strike a magical deal with the enigmatic Silk. As the journey unfolds, the musician finds himself embracing existential loneliness and grappling with his darkest desires.
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6. War Party (1988)
War Party" is a gripping 1988 action-drama film, directed by Franc Roddam, centered around a group of re-enactors attempting to stage a historical battle. However, when a real gun goes off and real casualties ensue, the movie takes a shocking turn as three young Blackfeet men find themselves at the heart of an intense chase for freedom amidst escalating racial tensions.
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7. Dances with Wolves (1990)
Dances with Wolves" is a riveting 1990 Western film with a runtime of 3 hours and 1 minute, directed by Kevin Costner. This Oscar-winning film tells the story of Lieutenant John Dunbar, who is assigned to a remote Civil War outpost in the west. As he befriends a nearby Sioux settlement, he is forced to question his own purpose.
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8. Divided Loyalties (1990)
Divided Loyalties", directed by Mario Azzopardi, is a 1990 Canadian film that explores the complexities of loyalty during the American Revolution. The movie centers around Joseph Brant, a prominent figure among the Mohawks, who must make a crucial decision as his people face an ultimatum. As the British face fierce rebellion in their American colonies, the Six Nations tribal empire of the Haudenosaunee struggle with their allegiance.
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9. Black Robe (1991)
Black Robe, " the 1991 historical drama film directed by Bruce Beresford, takes audiences on an unforgettable journey through the tumultuous 17th century. Set amidst a backdrop of mistrust, Iroquois warring parties, and harsh winter conditions, the film follows a Jesuit missionary, known as Black Robe by the natives, and his companions as they relentlessly seek to reach the Huron tribe in Canada.
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10. Where the Rivers Flow North (1993)
Where the Rivers Flow North, a 1994 drama movie directed by Jay Craven, brings together a compelling cast including Rip Torn, Tantoo Cardinal, and Bill Raymond. Originally released in 1994, the film's runtime is around one hour and forty-six minutes. Set in the 1920s in a rural Vermont region called Kingdom County, the plot revolves around a logger and cedar-oil harvester named Noel Lord, who owns land that would be flooded by a large dam.
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11. Silent Tongue (1993)
In "Silent Tongue, " a heart-wrenching tale set in the New Mexico desert, Talbot, deeply mourning the loss of his Kiowa wife, feels his life slipping away as he awaits his own death with her body beside him. Haunted by her ghostly presence due to his refusal to perform the traditional Kiowa ritual of burning her, Talbot's torment deepens when his father suggests seeking help from his wife's sister.
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12. Sioux City (1994)
Sioux City" is a compelling drama, thriller, and mystery film that explores the complexities of identity, cultural roots, and the struggles faced by Native Americans. The story revolves around Jesse Rainfeather Goldman, a young Lakota Sioux living in Beverly Hills and adopted by a wealthy Jewish couple. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he receives an amulet from the Lakota reservation in Sioux City, sparking a deep connection to his Native American heritage and unraveling a mystery.
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13. Legends of the Fall (1994)
Legends of the Fall" is a beautifully crafted tale of love, betrayal, and the unyielding power of nature that takes place in the early 1900s wilderness of Montana. Focusing on the lives of three brothers and their father, the film masterfully explores the complexities of human relationships against the backdrop of war and history. Edward Zwick's direction and the combined efforts of Susan Shilliday, William D. Wittliff, and Jim Harrison's screenplay create a captivating story that challenges its characters and viewers alike.
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14. Lakota Woman: Siege at Wounded Knee (1994)
In the gripping 1994 drama, "Lakota Woman: Siege at Wounded Knee, " Mary Crow Dog, a Native American woman from a struggling South Dakota family, finds herself caught in the whirlwind of the 1960s civil rights protests. As she awakens to the ongoing injustices faced by her people, she joins the Lakota tribe in their fight for their rights. This powerful struggle reaches its climax in an explosive armed standoff against the US government forces at the site of a harrowing 1890 massacre.
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15. Tecumseh: The Last Warrior (1995)
Experience the gripping tale of Tecumseh: The Last Warrior, set in 1812 against the backdrop of escalating tensions between settlers and Native Americans. Tecumseh, a distinguished leader of the Shawnee Indians, strives to protect their territories and prevent further encroachment.
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16. Grand Avenue (1996)
Grand Avenue" is a gripping tale of family, relationships, and the struggles faced by Native Americans. Set in 1996, the film follows Mollie, a young Native American woman whose life takes a tragic turn when her boyfriend, Jack, is killed on the reservation. As Jack's sister asks Mollie to leave her brother's house, she is evicted from her home and forced to move to a dangerous, gang-ridden neighborhood in Northern California, taking her children with her.
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17. The Education of Little Tree (1997)
The Education of Little Tree" (1997) is a heartwarming and poignant drama film based on Forrest Carter's award-winning novel. Set during the Great Depression, the story revolves around Little Tree, an 8-year-old Cherokee boy whose life takes a dramatic turn when he loses both his parents. He is then forced to navigate life among his Indian grandparents, who teach him the rich and ancient Cherokee culture.
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18. Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery (1997)
Experience the thrilling journey of America's most significant exploration expedition in this gripping 1997 documentary, "Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. " Directed by Ken Burns, this four-hour film takes viewers on an unforgettable adventure as it delves into the fascinating story of Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and their intrepid team.
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19. Heartwood (1998)
In the small town of Deroy, the sawmill owned by the determined Logan is the heartbeat that keeps the community thriving. However, when Logan struggles to pay off his debts, the entire town faces its own downfall. As the story unfolds, the tight-knit community must come together to find a solution and ensure their survival.
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20. Smoke Signals (1998)
Smoke Signals" is a heartwarming comedy-drama film released in 1998, directed by Chris Eyre and written by Sherman Alexie. Set in the picturesque landscapes of Idaho, the story revolves around two Native American friends, Thomas and Victor, whose lives take an unexpected turn when they embark on a road trip to fulfill the last wishes of their deceased friend, Arnold. Thomas, who adores Arnold as a hero, resents his father's alcoholism and abandonment. Meanwhile, Victor, who idolizes his dad, grapples with the reality of his father's flaws.
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21. A Stranger in the Kingdom (1999)
A Stranger in the Kingdom, " a 1999 drama directed by Jay Craven, tells the story of a small Vermont town that hires a new minister based on his war record and impressive presentation. When he arrives and reveals that he is a black man, the community is shocked and his arrival sparks a series of wrong turns and unfortunate events. The minister is soon accused of murdering a young woman whom he had given shelter, leaving him to clear his name amidst the whispers and prejudices of the community.
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22. The Hi-Line (1999)
In "The Hi-Line", a scam artist deceives a seemingly innocent young woman from Whitman, Montana, leaving her parents skeptical and determined to unveil the truth. As the con man admits to having a letter from a man who recently died in prison, the young woman discovers that he could be her father.
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23. The lost child (2000)
The Lost Child, " a 2000 drama film, follows the journey of an adopted woman as she embarks on a journey to discover her family, only to uncover the devastating truth of her past. Having been taken from her birth mother on a reservation as a young girl, her relentless pursuit of the truth unravels a heartbreaking story of loss and betrayal. With a star-studded cast led by Mercedes Ruehl and Cristine Rose, the film masterfully balances the emotional weight with moments of hope and redemption.
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24. Postmark Paradise (2000)
Postmark Paradise" is a delightful comedy about the peculiar inhabitants of a small town in Michigan, where the only bar in town, "The Dirty Shame, " serves as the center of much-needed drama. The story unfolds when a group of local rednecks, driven by their nefarious intentions, trick a radiant girl named Viktoria from Kiev, Ukraine, into being a mail-order bride.
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25. Navigating the Heart (2000)
Experience the heartwarming tale of "Navigating the Heart" as it unfolds between two individuals from vastly different worlds. In the bustling city of Manhattan, New York, a successful career woman and a small-town fisherman find themselves unexpectedly connected through a series of events, including one fateful telephone call.
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26. Dodson's Journey (2001)
Dodson's Journey" is a heartfelt drama film released in 2001, directed by Gregg Champion and written by John Pielmeier and James Dodson. The movie stars David James Elliott, Alicia Morton, and Robert Loggia in key roles. The story revolves around a man named Dodson, who decides to embark on a cross-country fly-fishing trip with his young daughter after the demise of his father and his wife's decision to get a divorce.
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27. Edge of Madness (2002)
Edge of Madness" is a gripping drama set in 1851's Manitoba's Red River Valley. The story revolves around a young woman on the brink of insanity who arrives at a fort and claims to have committed the murder of her husband. As the local prefect delves deeper into the case, we discover her life story in flashbacks.
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28. Dances with Wolves: The Creation of an Epic (2003)
Dive into the behind-the-scenes marvel of Dances with Wolves: The Creation of an Epic, an enthralling documentary that explores the financial and production details behind the making of this iconic film. Join cast and crew as they share their experiences and insights into the challenges and triumphs of creating this cinematic masterpiece. From scouting stunning locations to the exhilarating buffalo hunt and interactions with the Lakota Sioux, this intriguing film offers a rare glimpse into the world of filmmaking.
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29. DreamKeeper (2003)
DreamKeeper is a riveting drama-fantasy miniseries that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through the legends of the Native American nations. Featuring the stories of the Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Cherokee, and Kiowa Indians, this epic tale follows a century-old storyteller and his grandson, a troubled 17-year-old boy, on a cross-country quest to self-discovery.
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30. A Thief of Time (2003)
Experience the exhilarating world of crime and mystery in "A Thief of Time, " a 2003 thriller. Directed by Chris Eyre and written by Alice Arlen and Tony Hillerman, this edge-of-your-seat adventure follows the gripping journey of Officers Leaphorn and Chee as they embark on a mission to find a missing anthropologist, believed to be involved in the theft of priceless artifacts from a burial site.
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31. Unnatural & Accidental (2006)
In "Unnatural & Accidental, " Rebecca returns to her hometown of Vancouver after learning that her aboriginal mother, Rita, did not abandon her but was forced to leave by their Caucasian father. As she embarks on a search for Rita in the vibrant city, dark secrets begin to surface.
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32. Luna: Spirit of the Whale (2007)
Luna: Spirit of the Whale" is a heartwarming adventure that takes viewers on a journey to the breathtaking landscapes of British Columbia, Canada. The film follows the story of Mike Maquinna, a man haunted by his past, who returns to his home town for his father's funeral. Amidst the turmoil of his troubled past, Mike encounters a lonely killer whale that changes his life forever. As the whale and Mike form a deep, emotional bond, they embark on an adventure that leads them to rediscover their own strength and unity.
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33. Older Than America (2008)
Older Than America, directed by Georgina Lightning and written by Lightning and Christine K. Walker, tells the story of a Native American woman who is tormented by visions that drive her to uncover the dark truth about a residential school.
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34. Just Breathe (2008)
Just Breathe is a heart-wrenching drama film that explores the depths of one girl's troubled mind. When a rebellious teenager is sent to live with her father in a small town, she is faced with numerous challenges, not the least of which is her father's new wife.
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35. Mothers & Daughters (2008)
Mothers & Daughters" is a light-hearted comedy with a twist, exploring the intricate relationship between three unique mothers and their daughters. This film takes a humorous yet insightful look into the trials and tribulations faced by women in their journey of motherhood.
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36. Fathers & Sons (2010)
Fathers and Sons" is an entertaining comedy-drama that dives into the complex dynamics of fathers and their sons. It is a heartfelt exploration of a variety of relationships as each character finds themselves at a crossroads with their patriarchs.
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37. Eden (2012)
Eden" is a gripping crime drama that exposes the harrowing reality of sex trafficking and the desperate lengths individuals are pushed to survive in such a hellish environment. The story follows a young Korean-American girl who becomes a victim of domestic human trafficking and is forced into prostitution. As she struggles to endure the unimaginable horrors inflicted upon her, she finds an unexpected ally in one of her captors. Together, they devise a desperate plan to try and escape their captors, who seemingly hold all the power.
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38. From Above (2013)
From Above, " also known as "Chasing Shakespeare, " is a heartwarming drama that premiered in 2013 and has since gained a dedicated following. Directed by Norry Niven and written by James Bird, this romantic tale explores the depths of love that transcends the boundaries of life itself.
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39. Maïna (2013)
In 2013, the enchanting drama "Maïna" unfolds upon the chilling Arctic landscape, showcasing the unyielding spirit of a Canadian aboriginal woman seeking her missing tribe member. Against the backdrop of ancient traditions and awe-inspiring beauty, destiny takes a captivating turn as she encounters an alluring man hailing from a rival clan.
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40. Down Here (2014)
Down Here, " a gripping crime drama, follows the journey of a troubled detective as he grapples with the aftermath of a devastating tragedy. Clinging to his principles, he is determined to protect the city's most vulnerable citizens.
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41. The Embargo Project (2015)
The Embargo Project" is a groundbreaking Canadian drama that showcases the unique talents of five Indigenous women filmmakers, each tackling their own challenge under a set of customized restrictions. The movie, released in 2015, runs for an hour and thirteen minutes and features a blend of French, Inuktitut, Mohawk, Saami, and Ojibwa languages. The film is set in Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, and Nunavut and follows the fictional and documentary aspects of the filmmakers' lives.
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42. Hope Bridge (2015)
Hope Bridge" is a gripping drama that follows a high school boy as he grapples with the aftermath of his father's suicide. In search of hope and reconciliation, he embarks on a journey that intertwines with the lives of those around him, ultimately revealing the power of faith and humanity.
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43. ARQ (2016)
In ARQ, a thrilling sci-fi action film from Netflix, Robbie Amell and Rachael Taylor shine as a disoriented couple finding themselves trapped in a time loop. Trapped in a lab and hunted by merciless masked raiders, they are tasked with protecting a revolutionary new energy source with the potential to save humanity.
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44. On the Farm (2016)
On the Farm" (2016), originally titled "Unclaimed, " is a gripping drama based on a true story, shedding light on the dysfunction and disorder in the police and criminal justice systems that allowed a cunning psychopath to murder nearly 50 marginalized women from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. This compelling narrative takes the audience through a harrowing journey of the brutal killings and the pursuit to bring justice to the victims.
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45. Wind River (2017)
Wind River" is a crime drama thriller that tells the riveting story of a tormented wildlife officer and an FBI agent partnering to unravel the mysterious murder of a young Native American woman on a Wyoming reservation. Haunted by his tragic past, the officer seeks redemption through the unswerving pursuit of justice.
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46. Hold the Dark (2018)
Hold the Dark, " directed by Jeremy Saulnier and based on William Giraldi's 2014 novel, masterfully weaves together elements of action, crime, and drama in this chilling Alaskan tale. The story revolves around Russell Core, played by the talented Jeffrey Wright, an acclaimed author who's been hired by the desperate mother of a missing son.
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47. Abandoned: Angelique's Isle (2018)
Abandoned: Angelique's Isle" is a dramatic, romantic, and thrilling film based on true events set in 1845 during the copper rush in Michigan's Isle Royale. The film follows the harrowing story of Angelique, a young Ojibway woman, and her voyageur husband Charlie as they find themselves stranded on the icy island during an unforgiving winter. As they navigate the harsh wilderness, the couple's strong bond is put to the test.
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48. The Grizzlies (2018)
The Grizzlies" is a heartwarming drama that tells the tale of a small, struggling Arctic town battling the highest suicide rate in North America. The narrative unfolds when a group of Inuit students' lives are changed forever by the introduction of the sport of lacrosse.
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49. Through Black Spruce (2018)
Through Black Spruce" is a gripping adventure drama film released in 2018, directed by Don McKellar and written by Barbara Samuels and Joseph Boyden. This heart-wrenching story revolves around the mysterious disappearance of a young Cree woman living in Toronto, leaving her family shattered and searching for answers.
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50. Red Snow (2019)
Red Snow, " a gripping drama film, is set amidst the harsh backdrop of war-torn Afghanistan. The story follows the journey of a Gwich'in-Canadian soldier, portrayed by Tantoo Cardinal, who finds himself captured by the Taliban. As he grapples with his dire situation, the soldier reminisces about the tragic death of his cousin, reflecting on the events that led him to this fateful moment.
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51. Wendell & Wild (2022)
Wendell & Wild" is an enchanting stop-motion animated adventure film that follows two devilishly cunning demon siblings, Wendell and Wild, who have been trapped in the underworld for far too long. Eager to escape and return to the Land of the Living, they enlist the help of a clever and resourceful 13-year-old girl named Kat Elliot.
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52. Killers of the Flower Moon (2023)
Killers of the Flower Moon" (2023) is a gripping crime thriller that transports the audience back to 1920s Oklahoma, where oil is discovered beneath Osage Nation land. The Osage people start dying one by one, and as the mystery unravels, the FBI steps in. Directed by Martin Scorsese and featuring a star-studded cast including Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Lily Gladstone, this historical drama offers a chilling and suspenseful account of real-life events.
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