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| Directed by Sandy Wilson |
| Canada, 1993 (fiction, 104 minutes, colour, English) |
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Film Description: "Graham Brathwaite is a violinist with the Vancouver Symphony Orchester, a snob whose life revolves around classical music. When the symphony suddenly collapses, his world is shattered. Soon Graham meets up with a fellow musician in search of a new member for a country and western band, the Harmony Cats. He trades his violin for a bass guitar, and begins an uproarious odyssey through the community halls and small town bars of the British Columbia interior. The band members help Graham to transform his narrow-minded attitudes and to appreciate those around him. Ultimately, his changed outlook leads to a romantic, exciting and hopeful conclusion, played against a humorously improbable background." -- National Film Board of Canada (source) |
| Film Credits (partial): | |
| Written by: | David King |
| Produced by: | Richard Davis, Alan Morinis, George Johnson |
| Principal Cast: | Kim Coates, Lisa Brokop, Jim Byrnes, Alec Willows, Beverley Elliott, Charlene Fernetz, Byron Lucas, Dave Ward, Hoyt Axton, One Horse Blue |
| Cinematography: | Philip Linzey |
| Film Editing: | Debra Rurak |
| Music: | Graeme Coleman, Bill Buckingham |
| Production Company: | Harmony Productions Inc., National Film Board of Canada / Office national du film du Canada |
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