Parsley Days (2000)
Overview
A young woman mulls how to terminate her unwanted pregnancy and whether to leave her boyfriend.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.1075 |
Directed By
Andrea Dorfman
Crew
Andrea Dorfman
Helen Bredin
Kim Dawn
Ian McGettigan
Andrea Dorfman
Scott Simpson
Christina Felderhof
Tara Barnhill
Malve Petersmann
Julie Harris
Leigh-Anne Hiltz
Jeremy Harty
Lance Barney
Marcia Connolly
Minty Fownes
Bruce Zwicker
Jon Eben Field
Alastair Gray
Kimberly Boyd
Rob Benvie
Amy Burt
Mitchell Wiebe
Sarah Dunsworth
Helen Bredin
Amy Miller
Nadine Poirer
Sean Emmett
Claude Roussel
Mike Smith
Maureen Strickland
John Rosborough
Nadine Poirer
Ken Winter
Richard Calistan
Rebecca Kraatz
Steph Whitehouse
Becka Barker
Sheila MacKinnon
Lisa Morse
Sarah MacMillan
Mike Smith
Alek Bromke
Allan Scarth
David Thomas
Andrea Dorfman
Marcia Connolly
Andrea Dorfman
TOP CAST
Megan Dunlop
Kate
Michael LeBlanc
Ollie
Nobu Adilman
Noah
Lise Cormier
Taylor
Shannon Cunningham
Pauline
Marcia Connolly
Chloe
Marla McLean
Lila
Kenneth Harrington
Jack
Tara Doyle
Jane
Vanessa Maximillian
Joleen
Bruce Godfree
Slow Student
Harvey Seasons
Frank
Connie Eaton
Edna
Paul Gailiunas
Band Leader
Lily Kirk
Baby Molly
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