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Two young Toronto film-makers getting hearty applause from Towne Cinema audiences these days, John Watson (left) and Pen Densham are responsible for a(...)
Two young Toronto film-makers getting hearty applause from Towne Cinema audiences these days, John Watson (left) and Pen Densham are responsible for a(...)

Two young Toronto film-makers getting hearty applause from Towne Cinema audiences these days, John Watson (left) and Pen Densham are responsible for a(...)

Date3/12/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Two young Toronto film-makers getting hearty applause from Towne Cinema audiences these days; John Watson (left) and Pen Densham are responsible for a six-minute movie titled Sunburst; featureing shots of birds; flowers and insects.
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John Watson and Pen Densham
John Watson and Pen Densham
3/12/1973
Trilogy: Pen Densham (left), John Watson and Richard Lewis, writers and producers of Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, were in town for the film's benefit gala
Trilogy: Pen Densham (left), John Watson and Richard Lewis, writers and producers of Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, were in town for the film's benefit gala
6/12/1991
Tv Cameraman Bob Rouveroy says the little Super 8 camera used by home movie makers is technically just fine for television, which means that pratically anybody might be able to do TV films
Tv Cameraman Bob Rouveroy says the little Super 8 camera used by home movie makers is technically just fine for television, which means that pratically anybody might be able to do TV films
1/2/1970
Resplendent in Orange Caftan, film-maker Larry Tucker was in Toronto this week to publicize his new movie - Alex in Wonderland, which opens at the Towne Christmas Day
Resplendent in Orange Caftan, film-maker Larry Tucker was in Toronto this week to publicize his new movie - Alex in Wonderland, which opens at the Towne Christmas Day
12/19/1970
Bobby Prochaska likes the applause, Nice to feel appreciated, says young singer
Bobby Prochaska likes the applause, Nice to feel appreciated, says young singer
12/2/1977
Talk about recognition. Getting a standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival - from critics and audiences - for your directorial debut and having yo(...)
Talk about recognition. Getting a standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival - from critics and audiences - for your directorial debut and having yo(...)
6/3/1991
Philippe Mora film-maker
Philippe Mora film-maker
8/9/1975
Four theatres: Les Sutton at the Bayview Village Cinema runs four movies from his command post
Four theatres: Les Sutton at the Bayview Village Cinema runs four movies from his command post
8/31/1980
Calling the shots: Movie-makers Janis Cole (left) and Holly Dale focus on women who are achieving success behind the camera, instead of in front of it
Calling the shots: Movie-makers Janis Cole (left) and Holly Dale focus on women who are achieving success behind the camera, instead of in front of it
9/2/1988
Vincenzo Natali: Director pays tribute to Canada's Feature Film Project and co-screenwriters for getting Cube made
Vincenzo Natali: Director pays tribute to Canada's Feature Film Project and co-screenwriters for getting Cube made
8/29/1997
Family affair: Director John Turturro and his wife, Katherine Borowitz, who co-stars in Mac, brought the film to last year's Toronto film festival
Family affair: Director John Turturro and his wife, Katherine Borowitz, who co-stars in Mac, brought the film to last year's Toronto film festival
9/18/1992
An unusually serious Jack Lemmon makes a point with his cigar during a press conference in Toronto yesterday to publicize his latest movie, Save the Tiger, which opens Friday at the Towne Cinema
An unusually serious Jack Lemmon makes a point with his cigar during a press conference in Toronto yesterday to publicize his latest movie, Save the Tiger, which opens Friday at the Towne Cinema
2/12/1973