The walls come tumbling down / directed by Michael Rubbo, Pierre Lasry, William Weintraub ; written by Michael Rubbo ; produced by Roman Bittman ; a National Film Board of Canada production.

Title & Author:

The walls come tumbling down / directed by Michael Rubbo, Pierre Lasry, William Weintraub ; written by Michael Rubbo ; produced by Roman Bittman ; a National Film Board of Canada production.

Publication:

[Montréal?] : National Film Board of Canada, 1976.
©2009

Description:

Video recording: 1 videodisc (DVD-R) (25 min., 30 sec.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

Notes:
Documentary.
Photography, Douglas Kiefer [and 3 others]; picture editors, Michael Rubbo, Pierre Lasry; music, Ben Low.
Narration, Michael Rubbo.

Summary:

Concerned residents of Montreal discuss the demolition of homes and apartment buildings of cultural and historical value by foreign speculators, developers and urban planners. Presents the political, economic, social and environmental implications of demolition versus renovation in urban renewal.

Subject:

Urban renewal Québec (Province) Montréal.
Rénovation urbaine Québec (Province) Montréal.
Urban renewal
Montréal (Québec) Buildings, structures, etc. Conservation and restoration.
Québec Montréal

Form/genre:

Reformatted audiovisual materials.
Video recordings.
Optical disks.
DVDs.
Documentaries (motion picture genre)

Added entries:

Rubbo, Michael author, film director, narrator, editor of moving image work.
Lasry, Pierre film director, editor of moving image work.
Weintraub, William film director.
Bittman, Roman producer.
Kiefer, Douglas.
Low, Ben composer.
National Film Board of Canada, issuing body.

Holdings:

Location: Library main av 290580
Call No.: BIB 233651
Status: Available

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