Gates of Heaven

"Gates of Heaven" is the story of two California pet cemeteries transformed into an eccentric portrait of the American dream. Errol Morris began this, his first non-fiction feature, in 1978 after reading a headline in the San Francisco Chronicle: "450 Dead Pets To Go To Napa." &q...

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Other Authors: Morris, Errol
Institution:Open Society Archives at Central European University
Language:English
Published: United States 1978
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:e0b14195-60b1-4128-a22c-9f83a672f491
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description "Gates of Heaven" is the story of two California pet cemeteries transformed into an eccentric portrait of the American dream. Errol Morris began this, his first non-fiction feature, in 1978 after reading a headline in the San Francisco Chronicle: "450 Dead Pets To Go To Napa." "Gates of Heaven" follows the stories behind two pet cemeteries -- one that fails (set up by innocent Floyd McClure at the intersection of two superhighways) and the Harbert family, who apply the latest marketing concepts to the pet cemetery profession.
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spellingShingle Gates of Heaven
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title Gates of Heaven
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url http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:e0b14195-60b1-4128-a22c-9f83a672f491