01 January 1981 Comedy 13 mins
A nature documentary about the wild Nuns of Newfoundland-- Originated as a "filmeo" to be performed live by Codco, but eventually overdubbed with audio and released as a short film.
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Robert Joy Writer
Michael Jones Director
Michael Jones Editor
Jim Rillie Sound
Patrick Spence-Thomas Sound Mixer
Canada 01 January 1981
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