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Silent, black and white, 35 mm travelogue part of the Kinograms Series produced by Associated Screen News of Canada showing "the alien distance of time and space, in the new world... a bit of the old provincial France of the seventeenth century".
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Silent, black and white, 35 mm travelogue part of the Kinograms Series produced by Associated Screen News of Canada showing "the alien distance of time and space, in the new world... a bit of the old provincial France of the seventeenth century".
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