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The Taxi Driver

1954 11 min
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This short 1954 film from the Faces of Canada series follows Montreal taxi driver Gerry Lane as he takes various customers to their chosen destinations.

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This short 1954 film from the Faces of Canada series follows Montreal taxi driver Gerry Lane as he takes various customers to their chosen destinations.
  • director
    Louis Portugais
  • script
    Louis Portugais
  • executive producer
    Roger Blais
  • photography
    Jean Roy
  • sound
    Clarke Daprato
  • editing
    Victor Jobin
  • narrator
    Cameron Graham
  • music
    Joan Edward

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