Little Lorraine could lead to big things for Cape Breton's film industry
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Little Lorraine could lead to big things for Cape Breton's film industry
'I would love to be able to work where I live'
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By Christopher Connors
Published Jul 15, 2026
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Patrick Doyle, a veteran camera and Steadicam operator who has been loudly championing Cape Breton's potential as a year-round filmmaking hub, says the success of the recent independent crime drama Little Lorraine was the turning point for the island. …
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