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Extreme Close-Up
Directed by Lois Siegel
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about young adults who are multi-handicapped, but who have one handicap
in common: blindness. The film not only confronts what it is like to
be blind but also presents these young people as having discovered self-expression
through music. |
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French Version |
Un Profond Regard |
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Lois
Siegel and John Rudel with the cooperation of The Montreal
Association for the Blind and with the assistance of The
National Film
Board of Canada
and the Rotary Club of Montreal
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Director |
Lois Siegel |
| Music |
The Penfield
Percussion Ensemble |
| Editor |
Lois Siegel |
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Camera |
Lois Siegel, Ron Hallis, John Dyer, Larry
Lynn
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Sound |
Paul Turcotte,
Ophera Hallis, Mary Armstrong, Mark Sherman |
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Technique
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Documentary |
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Format
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20 minutes,
720 feet, 16mm, optical sound, black and white |
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Completed
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1980 |
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See EXTREME CLOSE-UP
Here
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Home Video
$20.00 + $7.00 shipping
and handling = $27.00 US
Institutions
$50.00 + $7.00 shipping and
handling = $57.00
US
To Order
lois@siegelproductions.ca
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Blindness Resource Center
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The National Film Board of Canada
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The New York Institute for Special Education
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Films
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Lois Siegel's Home Page
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