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Video Interview with Paul Gross on Passchendaele (2)

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Paul Gross (Honorary Chair of the National Screen Institute) discusses his experiences shooting his latest feature Passchendaele in Alberta. He also talks about wanting as many people as possible to see his film, the challenges of getting audiences out to Canadian films and plans to develop an educational component for schools to get kids interested in the historic aspects of this World War I movie. Paul is interviewed for the National Screen Institute by film critic Richard Crouse. Recorded in summer 2008. Four more parts of our interview still to come.

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