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Unama'ki / Cape Breton Film Festival Society

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Free

Join Cape Breton Film Industry Liaison Bill Culp for a look at the island&rsquo;s film history and its growing future. Featuring an island-wide panel, the presentation celebrates classic films including Bay Boy, New Waterford Girl, Margaret&rsquo;s Museum, and My Bloody Valentine, while offering a glimpse into what&rsquo;s next for Cape Breton&rsquo;s film community.

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Join Cape Breton Film Industry Liaison Bill Culp for a look at the island’s film history and its growing future. Featuring an island-wide panel, the presentation celebrates classic films including Bay Boy, New Waterford Girl, Margaret’s Museum, and My Bloody Valentine, while offering a glimpse into what’s next for Cape Breton’s film community.

Unama'ki / Cape Breton Film Festival Society

Yesterday and Today: The History of Cape Breton Film, Presentation by Bill Culp

16080 Nova Scotia Trunk 19

Free