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There are many key points to be By VOLKMAR RICHTER length motion picture produced by Toronto university students on a total budget of $7,500 will be shown opening night, Sept. 27, at the Cardiff Film Festival in Wales, Warm, the 81-minute film has gress as amateur cameramen, their work between lectures, work, Students at the University of Toronto produced and acted in did the camera work, Directors of the Cardiff festi- trigued. director David Secter. grant of $1,000 but the rest of TORONTO (CP)--A feature-|the money, as well as equip- ment, was begged or borrowed. "We spent half our time just trying to get grants which never came through,"' Secter says. The budget is so tight that the director and his head pho- Robert Fresco, Entitled Winter Kept Us\who was born near Cardiff, are travelling to the festival on a been in production since last|-harter Fright with a rugger November, making slow pro-|team, tographer, actors and technicians squeezed|FRIENDSHIP WELDED Winter Kept Us Warm -- the examinations and other schoolititie js taken from the lines of T. S. Eliot's poem The Waste Land--is the story of an it, while others from the Ryer-|unlikely friendship between two son Polytechnical Institut e,|boys from different backgrounds where there is a film course, -- together by university val read about the film in algraduate, wrote the original trade publication and were in-|scenario, which has been much altered during production. The "They're billing it as the first|music was written by third-year student production ever pre-|physics student Paul sented there,' says 22-year-oldjleader of a Toronto jazz combo. 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