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Recent immigrants to Canada, working on scaffolding break the routine of their job by observing the people in the the neighbourhood from a unique, precarious and ephemeral vantage point.
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Recent immigrants to Canada, working on scaffolding break the routine of their job by observing the people in the the neighbourhood from a unique, precarious and ephemeral vantage point.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kazik Radwanski
Written By:Kazik Radwanski
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Medium Density Fibreboard Films, York University

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