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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: KINES FROM PARC, TORONTO

1984-0367

Vidéo

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1968-12-18

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

director, J. Edward Shaw; executive producer, Richard Nielsen; production assistant, Jacques Simard; sound, John Groome; Bill McClintock; host, Jeanne Sauvé. NEW CANADIAN: director, Miroslav Ondracek; photography, Norman Allin; Walter Wioke; editing, Philip Hudsmith; sound, Eric Lindgren. NORVAL MORRIBEAU: producer, Philip Forsyth; photography, Robert Whyte; editing, Ron Piggott; sound, Ron Ayot

"Public Eye" host Jeanne Sauvé introduces two films exploring life in Canada as experienced by two artists of different cultural backgrounds. The film "Norval Morriseau" concerns the experience of an Ojibwa Indian painter. Footage of Morriseau working in the Ontario countryside and voice-over of Morriseau and his acquaintances contrasts the sophistication of his art with the poverty and frustration of his existence as a Canadian Indian evident in his addiction to alcohol. "New Canadian" focuses on Czechoslovakian refugee and television director Miroslav Ondracek, in a composite film that includes a television program Ondracek made for Austrian television; footage of his experiences in Toronto; and Charles Wasserman's film of Ondracek and his family on route to Canada. These films are also noteworthy for their variety in style and presentation. <60mn>

ARTS~ARTS IN SOCIETY~CANADA~CANADIAN PAINTERS~CHIPPEWA INDIANS~EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION~INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA~REFUGEES~SOCIAL CONDITIONS~TELEVISION PRODUCERS & DIRECTORS ~MORRISEAU, NORVAL~ONDRACEK, MIROSLAV~SAUVÉ, JEANNE~WASSERMAN, CHARLES

English

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V1 8411-0148

GAD 0FD547

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