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Closing Night
Depicts the final hours and aftermath of the closing night of operations at the historic Bytowne Cinema — a Canadian theatre known for hosting various community events, screenings, and other cultural presentations over its extensive 32-year run.
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Depicts the final hours and aftermath of the closing night of operations at the historic Bytowne Cinema — a Canadian theatre known for hosting various community events, screenings, and other cultural presentations over its extensive 32-year run.
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