Waiting for the Parade (1984)
Stories of Reflection and Resilience
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Drama, Educational, History, Music, War
Adapted for the screen by John Murrell from his acclaimed stage play of the same name, Waiting for the Parade tells the story of five Calgary women who respond very differently to civilian life during World War II, providing a portrait of Canadian society in the 40s through courage, humour and a little music.
Produced by Primedia Productions Ltd. and Grand Theatre London in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Canadian Film Development Corporation.
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