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Filmmaker Paul Donovan once compared the difficulty of making a movie in Canada to climbing Mount Everest without oxygen. Faced with an indifferent public, harsh critics, limited funds, and foreign-owned movie houses, filmmaking in Canada is, by necessity, a labour of love. Canadian gems like The Barbarian Invasions and Nobody Waved Goodbye have succeeded because of steadfast determination. CBC Archives explores the birth and growth of Canada's film industry.
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![Educational](/web/20061029190214im_/http://archives.cbc.ca/images/290/logoProf_br_en.gif) Educational activities about Bright Lights, Political Fights: The Canadian Film Industry
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