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The Persistent seed
Photographer Christopher Chapman pictures without commentary the growing city. He shows in ironic contrast man's…
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1963 |
The Board |
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New York Public Library |
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The Persistent seed
A film by Christopher Chapman, known for his lyrical films of countryside and wilderness. He turns…
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1963 |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Magic molecule
A film showing the new world created by the techniques and processes of the plastics industry…
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1962 |
Christopher Chapman, Hugh O'Connor |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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A Sense of Humus
Focuses on the organic farming movement in Canada today by interviewing farmers whose methods vary somewhat…
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1977 |
Christopher Chapman |
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Oddball Film and Video |
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A Sense of humus
This film is about organic farming done on a commercial basis. The farmers, who live in…
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1976 |
Christopher Chapman |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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A Sense Of Humus
Focuses on the organic farming movement in Canada today by interviewing farmers whose methods vary somewhat…
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1977 |
Natl Film Board Of Canada |
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A Place to stand
A letter-boxed single-screen version of this dynamic award-winning multiple projection presentation. Produced by…
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1967 |
Christopher Chapman |
18 min |
Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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1967 |
Christopher Chapman; Ontario Department of Economics and Development |
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Archives of Ontario |
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A Place to Stand
This film opens with a catchy tune that kids are singing about Ontario. The screen is…
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1967 |
Ontario Government Dept. of Economics & Development |
600 ft. |
Oddball Film and Video |