Pearly Yeats Trailer

Pearly Yeats Trailer (1971)

01 January 1971 Drama 10 mins

A film in which the images of dreams are used with a narrative ballad song to describe the transition from innocence to experience in a modern family's soul.

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Canada 01 January 1971

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