Our Street Was Paved with Gold

Our Street Was Paved with Gold

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Filmmaker Albert Kish revisits Montreal's St Lawrence Boulevard in the '70s. The street, also known as "The Main," is a little Europe with many languages, foods and small courtesies that make a stranger feel at home.

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Credits
  • director
    Albert Kish
  • editing
    Albert Kish
  • producer
    David Bairstow
  • commentary
    Donald Winkler
  • camera
    Savas Kalogeras
  • sound
    André Hourlier
  • sound editing
    Les Halman
  • re-recording
    Michel Descombes
  • music
    Art Phillips
 See also
Cultural Diversity
Ethnic Groups and Cultural Communities
Intergration of Immigrants in Quebec
Québec
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  • Not really a very good film, as it does not show much of the old Main I have seen much better films about the Main in this era.

    joey753, 26 Apr 2011
  • misaacs

    Thank you for showing me the old shots of the street cars. My immigrant parents and I used to take them, six cents, to go to Rachel kosher poultry market. I like the presentation of present immigrants. Would have liked to see more of the local French Canadiens in the film but understand one must focus.

    misaacs, 24 Apr 2011
  • herbf

    great film brings back a lot of greta memories. "THOSE WERE THE DAYS"

    herbf, 4 Mar 2011

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