Media faculty and other College people make new film

It would seem an odd
subject for what is
almost a Capilano
College production,
but the film "Sortie!
is set in a readiness

hut in England during
the Battle of Britain

(the summer of 1940).
"Sortie'' premiered at
the NFB-Pacific
Cinemateque Theatre
in October, and was
written and directed
by Peter Kellington
and produced by

Beverley Reid. And
there were other
college people
involved in the film
as well. Bill Murdoch
helped recruit the
actors, Bryan
Christie (Dynamics
Lab), John Bannister
(A.B.E.) and Rikki

Matt Richards, Tom Calder and John Mann wait in a readiness hut
in the recently released film ''Sortie.!!

Lucas (Registration)
sang the theme—''Goodbye Sally'', and Al

Hovden, Ann Morley, Bob Cook, Janet
Koecher and Henrik de Villiers assisted

with sound effects. The actors themselves
were College students: John Tregillas and

Martin McKeown from Business Management ;
Matt Richards, John Mann, Tom Calder, and

Chris Dorey from Theatre; and Mark Bai ley
from Art. The film was shot on location in

Matsqui at the Mt. Lehman Branch of the
Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans

Association and this footage was intercut
with actual wartime combat footage secured

through an arrangement with the Imperial
War Museum in London, England. The story

involves an incident in the lives of seven

Special Menu!

On Wednesday November 23 the North
Cafeteria is having a special Viva Italia
menu and they invite everyone to come. The
menu includes Minestrone soup, Chicken
Cacciatore, Lasagna, Spaghetti, Sauteed
Zucchini, garlic bread and Spummoni.

airmen during the Battle of Britain.
"Sortie'' was entered in the Yorkton Film
and Video Festival, and shown on
Remembrance Day at the services of the Air

Force Officers Club. Remembrance Day week
it was at the Harbour Centre and was

included in the ''Best of the West"!
Festival sponsored by the 8.C. Film

Industries Association at Robson Square.
Peter and Beverley have formed their own

production company and are presently
scripting a new film entitled ''The Face of

God'' which deals in depth with Canadians
involved in the Battle of Britain. The

film will be shot in Alberta.

“AEROBICS

Interested? Classes are continuing Monday
to Thursday, 12:15 to 12:45 pm. The
classes are open to both men and women and

are held at the Fitness Centre. If you
have questions contact Joe lacobellis at
the Fitness Centre.