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Underground: The Untold Story of the Funnel Film Collective
Underground: The Untold Story of the Funnel Film Collective
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By Mike Hoolboom (2017), 1st ed.
An oral history of Toronto’s Funnel Film Collective, “the best-kept secret of the Canadian film underground” according to author Mike Hoolboom. This “muchly rumoured experimental film collective that remapped fringe practice in Toronto for a decade,” was born out of a “complex swirl of relationships,” “including the resistance to the Vietnam War; gay liberation; the back to the land project called Buck Lake; early exhibitions of fringe film in Toronto; and the calamitous rise and fall of CEAC (Centre for Experimental Art and Communication), the gay Marxist collective that first housed the Funnel.” Grab your copy and take a deep dive into this gem of local film history.
Published by Canadian Film Institute
Very good. Ex-libris copy with spine sticker, price sticker on back cover, and minor shelf/spine wear.
