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As the "railrodder", Keaton crosses Canada from east to west on a railway-track speeder. Many visual gags, as Keaton shaves, launders, makes tea, and bunks aboard the speeder. A tale told without words, "Railrodder" is reminiscent of early slapstick comedy, and also presents a capsule view of Canada from coast to coast. One of Keaton's last films.-

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National Film Board of Canada
Language
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Pages
25

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Short films
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Canada

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Awards: Canadian; Berlin; Brussels; Philadelphia.-

producer, Julian Biggs; director, Gerald Potterton; photography, Robert Stumble; cast, Buster Keaton.-

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791.4

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Pagination
25min. :
Number of pages
25

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OL14707166M
ISBN 10
$220.00

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