Canadian Retrospective -- Allan King
- Children In Conflict Episode: A Talk With Irene (Canada) Allan King
- Come On Children (Canada) Allan King
- The Dragon's Egg (Canada) Allan King
- Dreams (Canada) Allan King
- Epilogue (Canada) Allan King
- The Field Day (Canada) Allan King
- Interview with Orson Welles (Canada) Allan King
- Joshua, A Nigerian Portrait (Canada) Allan King
- Maria (Canada) Allan King
- A Married Couple (Canada) Allan King
- A Matter of Pride (Canada) Allan King
- Red Emma (Canada) Allan King and Martin Kinch
- Rickshaw (Canada) Allan King
- Running Away Backwards (Canada) Allan King
- Skidrow (Canada) Allan King
- Warrendale (Canada) Allan King
- Who Has Seen the Wind (Canada) Allan King
- Who's in Charge? (Canada) Sig Gerber
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