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The Point (1978): Cast

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The Point is a 1978 documentary directed by Robert A. Duncan, starring Budd Knapp. It runs 48 minutes.

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The Point (1978) movie poster
Released
Runtime
48 min
Director
Robert A. Duncan
Genre
Documentary
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The Point About?

The premise of The Point without spoilers.

The documentary paints a vivid portrait of Point St. Charles, a notoriously bleak Montreal neighbourhood. Predominantly English‑speaking residents of Irish descent, many on welfare, live in one of Canada’s toughest districts. Though lacking community facilities, the area bursts with striking contrasts and a resilient, often high‑spirited community.

The Point Themes & Keywords

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  • surrealism
  • xenophobia
  • justice
  • imagination
  • father son relationship
  • disfigurement
  • acceptance
  • morale
  • philosophy
  • metaphor
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Cast & crew

The Point Cast

Budd Knapp stars in The Point. Directed by Robert A. Duncan.

Details

The Point Also Known As

Also known as “Pointe Saint-Charles”.

Also known as
  • Pointe Saint-Charles

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FAQ

The Point FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of The Point, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The Point?

The Point runs 48 minutes.

When was The Point released?

The Point was released on June 10, 1978.

Who directed The Point?

The Point was directed by Robert A. Duncan.

Who is in the cast of The Point?

The Point stars Budd Knapp.

Does The Point have a post-credit scene?

No. The Point has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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