In Search of Innocence
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About This Movie
In Search of Innocence is a 1964 documentary that explores the perspectives of artists in Vancouver. Directed by a questioning filmmaker from Québec, it captures the insights of poets and painters about life and art.
This documentary has a somewhat niche appeal, with limited physical releases over the years. It’s not widely available, making it a bit of a hidden gem among collectors. While it might not have the broad recognition of other films from the era, the personal insights shared by the artists lend it a certain depth that those in the know appreciate. Expect some difficulty in tracking down a clean copy, as it remains a lesser-known title often overshadowed by more mainstream works.
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What is the genre of In Search of Innocence?
In Search of Innocence is a documentary.
What year was In Search of Innocence released?
In Search of Innocence was released in 1964.
Who are some of the artists featured in the film?
The film features sculptor Donald Jarvis, painters Jack Shadbolt, Joy Long, and Margaret Peterson, as well as printmaker Sing Lim.
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