Title and statement of responsibility area
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Here to share : Japanese version
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- moving images
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British Columbia. Ministry of Tourism
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1981-1982 (Creation)
Physical description area
Physical description
1 film reel (00:23:30 ; 847 ft) : composite print, colour, sound ; 16 mm
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The item is a Japanese version of a composite print of a travelogue film, made in 1981-1982. It shows the scenery and attractions of the West Kootenay region.
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Copyright Government of British Columbia.
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Japanese characters for main title only.
General note
Accession number(s): F1986:25
General note
Previously described as AAAA2015
Credits note
producing agency/company: British Columbia. Ministry of Tourism; producer: Norman Keziere; photography: Norman Keziere; editor: Gordon Grant; sound: Gordon Grant; script: Norman Keziere; narrator: Art Hives; photography: Gary Green; graphics: Marv Newland; director: Bob Asgeirsson; photography: Bob Asgeirsson