Richard Donat

A coming of age film that takes place in the fifties. Twelve years old Sandy lives with her parents and two sisters on an idyllic fruit orchard in Penticton, British Columbia. Naturally, she's not happy: Her parents treat her as a child and boy prospects are bleak. One night her wild fifteen year old cousin Buck arrives from California. She thinks he's dreamy but he tries to ignore her. The film brings to life a sense of the fifties and the world of a young girl wishing to stop being one.

When reporter Simon Tate's (Dean Cain) buddy is accused of a crime he didn't commit, Tate sets out to clear his friend's name. Little does he know that his quest will lead him directly into the throngs of a series of mysterious deaths and a dangerous drug ring. Tate soon learns that there are some people who don't want him snooping about for information -- and they'll go to great lengths to prevent him from doing so.

She has no past. She has no family. She was raised in an orphanage. So, she lives for what she does best: be an FBI agent. That's why Audrey Parker is sent to a distant Maine village called Haven, to investigate the crime of a prison fugitive. What she does not know, is that her past is connected to that village, that old threats from the past are coming back, and she is going to be a central piece on everyone's life... or death. (imdb)

A young boy working in Nova Scotia's treacherous coal mines in the beginning of the 20th century, finds a friend in a pony, one of the ponies used to haul coal up from the tunnels to be used at the railway and steel mill. (imdb)

An orphan is sent to live with her relatives in picturesque turn-of-the-century Prince Edward Island. (imdb)