01 January 1959 Animated, Factual 10 mins
Animated from chalk drawings by artist Alma Duncan and filmed by photographer Audrey MacLaren, the short film is about the exchange of goods over the American/Canadian border and the relationship forged and fostered by two trading nations sharing one very long border.
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Canada 01 January 1959
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