Our Street Was Paved with Gold

This documentary provides a unique look at Montreal's St Lawrence Boulevard, also known as "The Main". Filmmaker Albert Kish presents the street as a microcosm of Europe, filled with diverse languages, foods, and the small acts of kindness that characterize the area. It's a snapshot of a time and place where culture thrives and community is paramount.

For collectors of documentary films, this title offers a valuable perspective on Montreal's history and cultural dynamics in the 1970s. As a work from the National Film Board of Canada, it reflects the organization's commitment to documenting Canadian life and landscapes. This film's exploration of community and identity in a specific locale can be a significant addition for those interested in the evolution of urban cultures and multiculturalism.