| Better Than Chocolate | |||||
| TriMark (1999) | |||||
| Comedy, Queer Themes/Interest, Romance | |||||
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| A.J. Bond | Courier | |
| Jay Brazeau | Mr. L.B. Marcus | |
| Christina Cox | Kim | |
| Wendy Crewson | Lila | |
| Marya Delver | Carla | |
| Karyn Dwyer | Maggie | |
| Jennifer Griffin | Woman in Washroom | |
| Corrine Koslo | Safe Sex Advocate | |
| Ann-Marie MacDonald | Frances | |
| Tony Marr | Lila's Boss | |
| Kevin Mundy | Paul | |
| Tony Nappo | Tony | |
| Peter Outerbridge | Judy | |
| Robert Parent | Skin Head 2 | |
| Veena Sood | Religious Zealot | |
| Gerald Varga | Skin Head 1 | |
| Colleen Wheeler | Woman in Real Estate Office | |
| Beatrice Zeilanger | Bernice |
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| Producer | Brad Gough
Sharon McGowan |
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| Writer | Peggy Thompson
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| Cinematography | Gregory Middleton
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| Music | Graeme Coleman
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Two attractive young lesbians, Maggie and Kim, meet in Vancouver, develop a passionate romance, and move in together. Complications ensue as Maggie's well-meaning but naive mother Lila also moves in and learns the truth about Maggie and Kim. |
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