A Place to Stand
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About This Movie
A Place to Stand is a documentary film from 1967 that won an Academy Award. This unique large-format film showcases life in Ontario through a visual experience, accompanied by a classic song.
A Place to Stand remains a rare gem in the documentary genre. Its original large-format presentations have become increasingly hard to find, making it a fascinating piece for collectors. The film was produced by the Ontario Department of Economics and Development, and its historical context adds another layer of intrigue. Interest in this title has surged in recent years, as collectors seek out unique representations of regional identity captured in this visually striking format.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is A Place to Stand?
A Place to Stand is a documentary film.
Who produced A Place to Stand?
The film was produced by Columbia Pictures and T.D.F. for the Ontario Department of Economics and Development.
When did A Place to Stand premiere?
A Place to Stand premiered at the Ontario Pavilion at Expo '67 in Montreal.
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