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Doomstown

Doomstown is a Canadian television movie, which aired in 2006 on CTV. Set in the Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown neighbourhood in the Rexdale area of Toronto, Ontario, the film explores the issue of gang violence in Rexdale.

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Country of origin
Canada
Directed by
David Sutherland
Editor
Stephen Lawrence
Network
CTV
Original language
french
Producer
Susan Murdoch

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Doomstown

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples37
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
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Doomstown

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related to Awards · 18
Doomstown → Actress, Best Direction, Best Performance, Best TV Movie, Dramatic Program, Featured Supporting Role, Gemini Award, Gemini Awards, IMDb, Mini-Series, Pat Barrows2007 Gemini Award, Pierre Sarrazin, Sudz Sutherland2007 Gemini Award, Susan Murdoch, Suzette Couture, Won, World News/Variety, Yanna McIntosh
related to Critical reception · 5
Doomstown → As, Canadian, The, Toronto, Using
is a · 2
Doomstown → Canadian television movie, great teaching film that can be used for educational purposes in both a school/classroom setting and/or in homes
Country of origin · 1
Doomstown → Canada
Directed by · 1
Doomstown → David Sutherland
Editor · 1
Doomstown → Stephen Lawrence
Network · 1
Doomstown → CTV
Original language · 1
Doomstown → french
Producer · 1
Doomstown → Susan Murdoch
Release · 1
Doomstown → November 6, 2006 (2006-11-06)

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DoomstownCountry of originCanada1.00infobox
DoomstownDirected byDavid Sutherland1.00infobox
DoomstownEditorStephen Lawrence1.00infobox
DoomstownNetworkCTV1.00infobox
DoomstownOriginal languagefrench1.00infobox
DoomstownProducerSusan Murdoch1.00infobox
DoomstownReleaseNovember 6, 2006 (2006-11-06)1.00infobox
DoomstownRunning time120 minutes1.00infobox
DoomstownStarringK. C. Collins Mark Taylor Genelle Williams Shakura S'Aida Yanna McIntosh Shawn Singleton Zainab Musa Kristin Fairlie1.00infobox
DoomstownTheme music composerMischa Chillak1.00infobox
DoomstownWritten byDavid Sutherland1.00infobox
Doomstownis aCanadian television movie0.90text
Doomstownis agreat teaching film that can be used for educational purposes in both a school/classroom setting and/or in homes0.90text

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