Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Paul Quigley, 1973. From the series "Reflections." Based on a poem by F. R. Scott.
Produced by Cinematics Canada. Distributed by Marvin Melnyk.
Home transfer from 16mm original.
Borrowed from unpopulararts, thank you, as this was set for kids and therefore unsharable.
Paul Quigley, 1973. From the series "Reflections." Based on a poem by F. R. Scott.
Produced by Cinematics Canada. Distributed by Marvin Melnyk.
Home transfer from 16mm original.
Borrowed from unpopulararts, thank you, as this was set for kids and therefore unsharable.
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