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Director Mark Magro is seen here with Elaine Robertson,of the King Heritage Committee Photos by Tom Panasiak King Township is to get the motion picture treatment, as its very own documentary will be screened at The Country Day School Feb. 20.
Admission to the showing of the documentary, entitled King, which will start at 7 p.m., will be free.
The film was shot and directed by Toronto resident, producer and historian Mark Magro, with the assistance of Elaine Robertson, a member of the King Heritage Committee.
The committee financed the film, which is narrated by Andrew Marshall, a former CBC host.
Robertson said the documentary is unique because it’s told through the eyes of Kettleby Public School’s Grade 6 to 8 students, who are part of the Achievement Initiative Mentorship Program (AIM). “I have wanted to do project like this for 25 years,” Robertson said. “Most documentaries are adult oriented, but this time history is seen through the eyes of children.”

See the full article from “King Township Sentinel”