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Montréal, on a summer's night, presented as a pot-pourri of contrasting sights and sounds. The Indian village of three hundred years ago is now North America's second port and, after Paris, the world's largest French-speaking city. Its historic and religious shrines, its elevators and warehouses, the offices, homes and clubs of its merchant princes, its glittering night-spots and amusement parks, its streets with their outside corkscrew stairways--are all seen as the bright background to the happiness of boy and girl.
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A filmmaker revisits Montréal's St. Lawrence Boulevard--the Main--the road from the docks to the heart of immigrant Canada. This is a little Europe, a street of many languages, many Old World foodstuffs, a hundred small courtesies that make the stranger feel at home. For the filmmaker his prevailing memory is of the seventeen steps of a walk-up apartment, but for all Canadians, born or made, this film has many nostalgic links with a common Canadian experience.
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A look at the history, geography and social life of Montréal on the occasion of its tercentenary celebrations.
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Montréal readies itself for Christmas, its usual quick tempo accelerated into one last spurt of spending, rehearsing, preparation and merrymaking. The milling crowds, the store Santa Clauses, Brink's messengers, the kindergarten angels, and the boisterous nightclubs--all make a potpourri of Christmas.
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