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Director P. A. Pennebaker. Cinema verite? More like cinema fiction
Director P. A. Pennebaker. Cinema verite? More like cinema fiction

Director P. A. Pennebaker. Cinema verite? More like cinema fiction

Date1/17/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Director P. A. Pennebaker. Cinema verite? More like cinema fiction
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073057F
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Big at the reps: Repertory cinema entrepreneurs Tom Litvinskas and Jerry Szczur pose on top of the marquee at the Bloor Cinema, the flagship of their one-night-showing movie-house chain
Big at the reps: Repertory cinema entrepreneurs Tom Litvinskas and Jerry Szczur pose on top of the marquee at the Bloor Cinema, the flagship of their one-night-showing movie-house chain
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P A Pennebaker
P A Pennebaker
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At last month's Montreal's Festival of New Cinema, internationally idolized cinematic renegade Wim Wenders (Paris, Texas) publicly turned down a cash (...)
At last month's Montreal's Festival of New Cinema, internationally idolized cinematic renegade Wim Wenders (Paris, Texas) publicly turned down a cash (...)
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Spicy strip: Gerrard St. east of Greenwood Ave. is Toronto's Little India. Naaz cinema (above) is focal point for 43 shops and restaurants selling Asi(...)
Spicy strip: Gerrard St. east of Greenwood Ave. is Toronto's Little India. Naaz cinema (above) is focal point for 43 shops and restaurants selling Asi(...)
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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
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Cinema Italia, Toronto, Ont.
Cinema Italia, Toronto, Ont.
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Getting down to business: Trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie contemplates on 'A Night in Havana: Dizzy Gillespie in Cuba,' the film that opens tomorrow at the Carlton Cinemas
Getting down to business: Trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie contemplates on 'A Night in Havana: Dizzy Gillespie in Cuba,' the film that opens tomorrow at the Carlton Cinemas
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