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Filmmaker Sarah Polley interviews members of her family as they look back on decades-old events.
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Genre: Documentary
Director: Sarah Polley
Actors: Anne Tait, Cathy Gulkin, Deirdre Bowen, Harry Gulkin, Joanna Polley, John Buchan, Marie Murphy, Mark Polley, Michael Polley, Robert MacMillan, Susy Buchan
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