01 January 1972 10 mins
This short film is a portrait of Montreal as seen from a local radio station's traffic helicopter. Freeways, interchanges, bridges and downtown arteries are laid out in miniature. A seething, teeming spectacle, this film presents a unique view of the city with comments by the traffic guide, Len Rowcliffe.
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Len Rowcliffe as Narrator
Barrie Howells Director
Canada 01 January 1972
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