All 20 Caroline Dhavernas Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready for a cinematic rollercoaster as we take you on a journey through the impressive body of work of Canada’s own Caroline Dhavernas — an actor who’s been gracing our screens with her versatility and talent for years. Join us as we delve into her remarkable filmography and share some insights on her outstanding performances. Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be an exhilarating ride!
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1. Running Home (1999)
In the gripping 1999 film “Running Home, “ a resilient teenager named Matt is forced to live on the streets, where he earns a living as a graffiti artist. One day, his sharp instincts and unique talents lead him to uncover a dangerous smuggler named Sergei.
2. Out Cold (2001)
In the snow-capped town of Denali, ambitious snowboarder Luke (Flex Alexander) dreams of opening his own snowboard park. However, his plans turn upside down when his ex-girlfriend, Trixie (Melissa Joan Hart), unexpectedly returns, bringing with her a new romance.
3. Edge of Madness (2002)
Edge of Madness, a captivating drama released in 2002, delves into the harrowing theme of spousal rape. Set in 1851 against the backdrop of Manitoba’s Red River Valley, the story revolves around a weary young woman who arrives at a fort under the suspicion of murdering her husband. As winter approaches, she is confined to a cell while local prefect Henry Mullen investigates her claims.
4. The Tulse Luper Suitcases: Antwerp (2003)
Dive into the enchanting realm of multi-faceted artist and incarcerated professional, Tulse Luper, in the riveting drama film, “The Tulse Luper Suitcases: Antwerp” (2003) by Peter Greenaway. This engrossing 2-hour cinematic marvel, directed by the masterful Greenaway, delves into a compelling investigation of history through a vivid, whimsical perspective. Embarking on a voyage with Tulse, we traverse distinct landscapes, each one unveiling a fragment of his elusive past.
5. The Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 1: The Moab Story (2003)
“The Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 1: The Moab Story” is a riveting adventurous journey into the life of Tulse Luper, who we witness in three different stages of his life — one as a young boy during the first World War, another as an intrepid explorer in the heartbeat of Mormon Utah, and finally, as a writer battling the rising horrors of fascism in Belgium. The film’s unique narrative is a stimulating commentary on the 20th century history, weaving tales that revolve around the contents of one man’s suitcases.
6. Niagara Motel (2005)
Niagara Motel, a captivating drama released in 2006, follows the lives of multiple individuals bound together by the idyllic yet struggling Niagara Falls motel owned by the fiery Boris and the hardworking Sophie. The movie offers a glimpse into the lives of these characters as they navigate through a series of trials and tribulations, including a middle-aged couple coping with financial hardships and an intriguing tale of a mysterious blue pair of panties.
7. A Life in Suitcases (2005)
Prepare yourself for a breathtaking journey through the 20th century in the critically acclaimed film A Life in Suitcases. Directed by the exceptional Peter Greenaway and starring Raymond J. Barry, Noraly Beyer, and Stephen Billington, this mind-bending drama tells the poignant tale of Tulse Luper, who is cruelly swept into the chaotic currents of humanity’s most tumultuous era.
8. Hollywoodland (2006)
Hollywoodland, released in 2006, is a gripping exploration of life behind the glamour that leaves viewers deeply entrenched in the captivating world of Hollywood. The film unfolds around the investigation of the mysterious death of George Reeves, the legendary star of the television series Adventures of Superman.
9. Breach (2007)
“Breach” takes you on a suspenseful journey of an intense power game between the FBI’s up-and-coming agent, Eric O’Neill, and his boss, Robert Hanssen. Hanssen, a seasoned agent, finds himself facing trial for selling confidential information to the Soviet Union, creating a chilling atmosphere in the tense world of espionage. The film masterfully weaves together the investigation into Hanssen’s betrayal, set against the backdrop of Washington D. C. and the bustling FBI headquarters.
10. Passchendaele (2008)
“Passchendaele,” premiering in 2008, is a strikingly compelling drama and historical romance that follows a soldier battling inner demons, a compassionate nurse, and an idealistic boy as their lives converge in Alberta and Belgium during the harrowing chaos of World War I’s bloodiest confrontation. The film is skillfully directed by the multifaceted Canadian actor, Paul Gross, who also crafted the screenplay. This cinematic masterpiece delves into the brutal reality of warfare and the profound impact on individuals caught in its unyielding grip.
11. The Cry of the Owl (2009)
The Cry of the Owl, a captivating mystery thriller from 2009, tells the story of a young man who escapes the chaos of the big city and an acrimonious marriage to find solace in a serene small town. However, his sense of tranquility is shattered when he becomes entangled in the investigation of a young woman’s missing boyfriend, leaving him as the prime suspect in a web of intrigue.
12. Devil (2010)
Devil (2010), a riveting horror, mystery, and thriller film written by Brian Nelson and M. Night Shyamalan, captivates audiences with its unique blend of supernatural terror and suspense. The plot expertly weaves around a group of seemingly ordinary people trapped in a confined elevator, only to discover one of their own was mysteriously replaced by the Devil.
13. Wrecked (2010)
In the thrilling and suspenseful adventure “Wrecked, “ a man wakes up in a car at the bottom of a ravine with no memory of his past or how he got there. As he tries to survive, he discovers that the car belongs to a group of bank robbers and a fortune in cash is stashed in the trunk. With incredible odds stacked against him and his own amnesia as a hindrance, the man must fight to make it out alive, all while haunted by hallucinations.
14. The Switch (2010)
“The Switch” is a unique comedy-drama that explores the complexities of family and friendship. Seven years after the event, a man realizes that he was the sperm donor for his best friend’s son.
15. Over/Under (2013)
“Over/Under” is a riveting drama film released in 2013, following the story of Paul Keller, a hedge fund manager with an insatiable gambling addiction. After losing a significant sum of money for his firm, Paul’s career takes a nosedive, leaving him on the brink of employment despair. Along with his wife Vicky, who is a photographer working in a thriving Brooklyn neighborhood, they retreat to a brownstone with a unique history. The brownstone, once a thriving center of creative energy, now stands on the precipice of gentrification, adding a sense of impending change to their new home.
16. Goodbye World (2013)
Goodbye World, a gripping drama-comedy film from 2013, thrusts viewers into the tumultuous aftermath of a terrorist attack on urban centers. As the world spirals into chaos, a group of college friends finds solace in their beloved countryside cabin.
17. Hannibal: This Is My Design (2014)
“Hannibal: This Is My Design, “ released in 2014, is a riveting documentary that dives deep into the intricate mind of one of the most notorious serial killers in history, Hannibal Lecter. Directed by Cliff Stephenson, the film delves into the chilling world of Hannibal and explores the motivations, actions, and aftermath of his brutal crimes. With a runtime of 1 hour and 23 minutes, this documentary is a must-watch for fans of crime, thriller, and psychological horror.
18. The Forbidden Room (2015)
Dive into a world of surreal and unexpected experiences with “The Forbidden Room, “ a 2015 film directed by Guy Maddin and Evan Johnson, starring Roy Dupuis, Clara Furey, and Louis Negin. Set against the eerie backdrop of a sailing voyage, the crew members on a submarine navigate an intricate, non-linear narrative filled with bizarre scenes. Along the way, they encounter a mysterious woodsman, the missing captain, and a peculiar character named Flapjack.
19. Hochelaga, Land of Souls (2017)
“Hochelaga, Land of Souls” is a dramatic historical film released in 2018, directed and written by François Girard. The movie stars Samian, Raoul Max Trujillo, and Gilles Renaud. The film is set in Canada and is presented in French, Mohawk, English, Ojibwa, and Latin languages. The IMDb rating of the movie is 6.5 out of 10, based on 558 votes.
20. Easy Living (2017)
Easy Living, originally titled None, is a 2017 film that follows the journey of Sherry, a makeup saleswoman with a penchant for self-destruction. Despite her plans for a fresh start involving a new love interest and a promising business venture, life has other plans for her. After witnessing her plans go awry, Sherry decides to take matters into her own hands in a thrilling turn of events.
