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Horses in Winter
Reflections of a man who as a young boy spent his summers in a small Canadian town.
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Reflections of a man who as a young boy spent his summers in a small Canadian town.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rick Raxlen
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Raxlen Productions Inc., Main Film
Cast
Rick Raxlen, Patrick Vallely
Director
Jacob Tierney
Ben Waxman at age 9
Victoria Barkoff
Mrs. Waxman
Colin Kish
Max Waxman
Elizabeth Bellm
Fran Waxman
Lucie Dorion
Lucy the maid
Edward Fuller
Adrian Levine
Kathy Horner
Woman Filmmaker
Alexandra Innes
Mrs. Mellon
Lou Israel
Al Arthur
Donna Lytle
Lucy
Erin Whitaker
Ruby Waxman
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