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Movie producer Iain Ewing and director Ed Hunt are the men behind the porno film, Diary of a Sinner, at the Odeon Coronet. Critic Olyde Gilmour says f(...)
Movie producer Iain Ewing and director Ed Hunt are the men behind the porno film, Diary of a Sinner, at the Odeon Coronet. Critic Olyde Gilmour says f(...)

Movie producer Iain Ewing and director Ed Hunt are the men behind the porno film, Diary of a Sinner, at the Odeon Coronet. Critic Olyde Gilmour says f(...)

Date5/31/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Movie producer Iain Ewing and director Ed Hunt are the men behind the porno film, Diary of a Sinner, at the Odeon Coronet. Critic Olyde Gilmour says film carries evidence that its makers may be capable of better things in future.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101149F
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