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Oskee Wee Wee

This documentary is a zany portrait of the particular fever that hits the city of Ottawa, Ontario, during Grey Cup finals. The film is as much about the football game, where the Hamilton Tiger Cats face the Saskatchewan Roughriders, as it is about Ti-Cats fans and their infamous "Oskee Wee Wee", the magic chant with which they exhort their team to victory.
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This documentary is a zany portrait of the particular fever that hits the city of Ottawa, Ontario, during Grey Cup finals. The film is as much about the football game, where the Hamilton Tiger Cats face the Saskatchewan Roughriders, as it is about Ti-Cats fans and their infamous "Oskee Wee Wee", the magic chant with which they exhort their team to victory.

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  • director
    William Pettigrew
  • producer
    William Brind
  • photography
    Tony Ianzelo
    Martin Duckworth
    Douglas Kiefer
    Eugene Boyko
  • sound
    Hans Oomes
    Jacques Drouin
  • editing
    Dennis Sawyer
  • sound editing
    John Knight
  • re-recording
    Roger Lamoureux
    Michel Descombes
  • narrator
    Donald Brittain
  • music
    Donald Douglas
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