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Still of frozen horses from “My Winnipeg” film (Guy Maddin, 2007). Horses, after fleeing from a fire, sank and frozed alive in a frozen river.
According to Guy Maddin: “The frozen horse heads are true … and as I search the backrooms of my mind, I seem to recall that I knew about them. It’s a great Winnipeg story … a bunch of horses bolt from a fire in early winter, fall through the ice on the Red river, and are trapped, frozen to death, their heads projecting through the ice for the rest of the winter.”
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confusionis:“March 1955, Columbia recording studio, NY — Brilliant young Canadian pianist Glenn Gould listening intensely while a section of his performance of Bach’s Goldberg Variations is played back as the sound engineer (R) follows the score. — Photograph by Gordon Parks for LIFE”
