- “The Shipping News” (2001) – Based on Annie Proulx’s novel, this film follows a man who moves to Newfoundland to work as a journalist and discovers his family’s dark past.
- “The Grand Seduction” (2013) – This comedy depicts a small Newfoundland town that tries to convince a doctor to become a permanent resident by any means necessary.
- “Random Passage” (2002) – This mini-series tells the story of a family’s struggles in the remote outports of Newfoundland in the 1800s.
- “Away From Everywhere” (2016) – Based on the novel by Chad Pelley, this drama explores the lives of twin brothers dealing with personal crises in St. John’s, Newfoundland.
- “The Adventure Club” (2017) – A group of kids discovers a mysterious puzzle box in the attic, leading them on an exciting adventure set in Newfoundland.
- “Grown Up Movie Star” (2009) – Set in rural Newfoundland, this film focuses on a teenage girl’s journey as she navigates the complexities of her family and her own self-discovery.
- “Secret Nation” (1992) – A political drama set in Newfoundland during the 1970s, this film explores the conflict between those who support Canadian sovereignty and those who desire independence.
- “The Pirates of Newfoundland” (2014) – This comedy follows a group of misfit pirates attempting to save their beloved Newfoundland town from an evil developer.
- “Bringing Ashley Home” (2011) – Inspired by a true story, this film centres around a woman’s search for her sister, Ashley, who goes missing in Newfoundland.
- “Rabbittown” (2006) – Set in present-day St. John’s, this dramatic thriller delves into the lives of interconnected characters as they face the challenges and secrets of their community.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Newfoundland
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