Writing
John Robert Colombo
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Forces obscures
2012
7.3A visual interpretation of the poem "Riverdale Lion" by Canadian poet and essayist John Robert Colombo.
Canada Vignettes: Riverdale Lion
1979
8.0This short film brings together animated interpretations of four poems by great Canadian wordsmiths: "Riverdale Lion" by John Robert Colombo, "A Kite Is a Victim" by Leonard Cohen, "Klaxon" by James Reaney and George Johnston’s "The Bulge."
Poets on Film No. 1
1977
7.0This short film brings together animated interpretations of 4 poems by great Canadian wordsmiths: “From the Hazel Bough” by Earle Birney, “Travellers Palm” by P.K. Page, “Death by Streetcar” by Raymond Souster, and “A Said Poem” by John Robert Colombo.
Poets on Film No. 2
1977
Film credits
1970s · 2 titles
8.0This short film brings together animated interpretations of four poems by great Canadian wordsmiths: "Riverdale Lion" by John Robert Colombo, "A Kite Is a Victim" by Leonard Cohen, "Klaxon" by James Reaney and George Johnston’s "The Bulge."
Poets on Film No. 1
1977
7.0This short film brings together animated interpretations of 4 poems by great Canadian wordsmiths: “From the Hazel Bough” by Earle Birney, “Travellers Palm” by P.K. Page, “Death by Streetcar” by Raymond Souster, and “A Said Poem” by John Robert Colombo.
Poets on Film No. 2
1977
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7.3A visual interpretation of the poem "Riverdale Lion" by Canadian poet and essayist John Robert Colombo.
Canada Vignettes: Riverdale Lion
1979
8.0This short film brings together animated interpretations of four poems by great Canadian wordsmiths: "Riverdale Lion" by John Robert Colombo, "A Kite Is a Victim" by Leonard Cohen, "Klaxon" by James Reaney and George Johnston’s "The Bulge."
Poets on Film No. 1
1977
7.0This short film brings together animated interpretations of 4 poems by great Canadian wordsmiths: “From the Hazel Bough” by Earle Birney, “Travellers Palm” by P.K. Page, “Death by Streetcar” by Raymond Souster, and “A Said Poem” by John Robert Colombo.
Poets on Film No. 2
1977
