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The loon's necklace
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- moving images
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Crawley Films Ltd.
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1948 (Creation)
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- 1949 (copyright date)
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Ethnographic film. A celebrated short based on an Indian legend, re-enacted by actors wearing Salish carved wooden masks from the collection of the National Museum of Man. The legend is set in the Nicola Valley, but filmed in a surrealistic studio representation of the area. Also released in German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish versions.
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Copyright assumed to be held by the sponsor(s).
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MS-1290 (the John Douglas Leechman papers).
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References: Listed in Duffy, "Camera West", entry #L/51.
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Accession number(s): F1981:16
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producing agency/company: Crawley Films Ltd.; writer: Douglas Leechman; director: Radford Crawley; photography: Grant Crabtree; art direction: Graham Crabtree; editor: Judith Crawley; narrator: George Gorman; sound recording: Rod Sparks; sponsored/presented by: Imperial Oil Ltd.