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See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up

By Andrew D’Cruz
 | April 26, 2012
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See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up

The revamped Bloor Cinema, now the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema, opened for regular programming back on March 16, but was without a proper marquee until yesterday. Our intrepid photo editor stopped by to capture the sign going up.

(Image: Daniel Neuhaus)
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up
See the new Bloor Hot Docs Cinema marquee go up

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