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Death of a Bathhouse (2013) | Slate

Death of a Bathhouse

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Death of a Bathhouse

Combining footage from the final days of St. Marc's Spa with interviews from Toronto artists Sky Gilbert, Keith Cole, Brad Fraser, Drasko Bogdanovik and Shane McKinnon, we explore the art culture and ultimate demise of one of Toronto's longest running bathhouses.

Released: 2013
Runtime: 12m

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Raymond HelkioDirector

Rolyn ChambersDirector

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