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Yesterday and Today: The History of Cape Breton Film, with Bill Culp and guests

  • Inverness County Centre for the Arts 16080 Nova Scotia Trunk 19 Inverness, Nova Scotia, B0E 1N0 Canada (map)

Bill Culp is the Film Industry Liaison for Cape Breton Island and administers the Cape Breton Futures in Film Program (through the Cape Breton Partnership), a program for island residents looking to get into the local film industry. Join Bill and a panel of film industry guests for an animated look at the island’s film history — and its growing future. The presentation celebrates and shows clips from classic films, including The Bay Boy (1984), New Waterford Girl (1999), Margaret’s Museum (1985), and My Bloody Valentine (1981), while offering a glimpse into what’s next for Cape Breton’s film community.

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