Making of Passchendaele in Calgary ...
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ds_noticeboardon April 3rd.
When: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
What: Museum Event
Where: Military Museums (Theatre)
Price: $10.00
Title: The Making of Passchendaele - Norman Leach
Description: In 2007 Canadian Paul Gross undertook the largest Canadian film ever made – the story of the Battle of Passchendaele, Canada’s other Vimy Ridge. The movie cost $23 million dollars to produce and will open on over 300 screens across Canada in November 2008.
Norman Leach was the historian engaged to ensure the historical accuracy of “Passchendaele.” With the precision of a historian and the gift of a storyteller, Norman exposes the people, places and events behind one of WWI’s great battles and the making of the movie.
When: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
What: Museum Event
Where: Military Museums (Theatre)
Price: $10.00
Title: The Making of Passchendaele - Norman Leach
Description: In 2007 Canadian Paul Gross undertook the largest Canadian film ever made – the story of the Battle of Passchendaele, Canada’s other Vimy Ridge. The movie cost $23 million dollars to produce and will open on over 300 screens across Canada in November 2008.
Norman Leach was the historian engaged to ensure the historical accuracy of “Passchendaele.” With the precision of a historian and the gift of a storyteller, Norman exposes the people, places and events behind one of WWI’s great battles and the making of the movie.
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