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Prospect for a City is a 1967 documentary that explores Edinburgh's New Town, coinciding with the bicentenary of its planning. This film provides a unique glimpse into the architectural and cultural significance of this area in Scotland's capital.
This film exists in a few formats, but it's not one you come across often, making it fairly rare for collectors. The scarcity is definitely a draw, especially for those interested in urban studies or Scottish history. There's a certain charm in its straightforward presentation, and it attracts a niche audience, which adds to its value over time. It's always intriguing to see how these lesser-known documentaries can resonate so deeply with those in the know.
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Prospect for a City is a documentary.
The documentary was produced by the Films of Scotland Committee and Campbell Harper Films.
Prospect for a City was released in 1967.
The film features Tom Fleming.
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