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Edinburgh on Parade (1970) | Slate

Edinburgh on Parade

Activity on the streets of Edinburgh during its giant annual arts festival.

Released: 1970
Runtime: 15m
Genres: Documentary
Country: United Kingdom

Direction and writing

Mark LittlewoodDirector

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