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Trib: Story of an Underdog Newspaper, The

Genre

Documentary

Directed By

Paula Kelly

Date: Jan 2012
Length: 00:24:20
Process: Colour
Country: Canada
Language: English
Shooting Format: HD
Sound Format: Dialogue, Music
Video On Demand

Synopsis

This film has the inside scoop on the story of the Winnipeg Tribune, a scrappy, underdog player in the city’s fiercely competitive newspaper culture. After 90 years, the Tribune stunned everyone when it shut down and put 650 people out of work. What happened behind that headline is one of the most compelling news stories ever told.

Tags

culture, media, newspapers, The Tribune, Winnipeg

Credits

Director
Paula Kelly
Producer
Paula Kelly
Production Company
5965935 MANITOBA INC.
Writer
Paula Kelly
Cinematographer
Ryan Herdman
Editor
Julie Hackett
Sound Editor
Bruce Little
Sound Mix
Bruce Little
Executive Producer
Cam Bennett

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