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| Directed by Quentin Brown, Richard Kilburn, and Sally MacDonald |
| Canada, 1959 (documentary, 23 minutes, colour, English / French) |
| Also known as "La mine dans la vallee" |
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Film Description: "Explains how scientific research within the North American steel industry has brought to life abandoned ore deposits in the Ottawa Valley with promise of future prosperity for many people in the area. Describes how steelmen extract high grade ore from low grade magnetic ores by using crushing operation and a magnetic separation process. Explains that since 1958 the Hilton Mines have produced high grade ore pellets for steel mills and have contributed to the industrial progress of North America." -- Library and Archives Canada (source) |
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| Produced by: | Quentin Brown |
| Cinematography: | Frank Stokes, Stan Brede, Grant Crabtree, Norman Allin, Eric Durschmied, Ian Matheson |
| Animation: | Carl Halchuk |
| Film Editing: | Sally MacDonald |
| Music: | Jean Shannon |
| Production Company: | Crawley Films |
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