Dog Day Afternoon

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Host Paul Booth and his Film School classmate Warren Fulton review Sidney Lumet’s 1975 classic Dog Day Afternoon. The film won’t Best Screenplay, was Nominated for six Oscars including Best Picture, starring Al Pacino, John Gazelle and Chris Sarandon. 
 
Warren brings a unique perspective as a Filmmaker, Poet, Artist and writer based in Vancouver. 
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Paul Booth

Paul Booth’s love of movies is at the core of who he is. He is a filmmaker, journalist and film historian.

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