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ILKInduction of Linguistic Knowledge (project at Tilburg University; Netherlands)
ILKInterlock
ILKIntegrin-Linked Kinase
ILKIncremental Link
ILKInternationale Länderkommission Kerntechnik
ILKInstitut für Leichtbau und Kunststofftechnik
ILKInstitut für Luft- und Kältetechnik gGmbH
ILKInstytut Liberalno-Konserwatywny (Poland)
ILKInstitut für Lösungsfokussierte Kommunikation
ILKimmune lymphokines
ILKIncremental linker file (Microsoft ILink file format)
ILKInterior Lighting Kit
ILKInstrumentation Ltd, Kota (India)
ILKIvy League Killers (gaming clan)
ILKIntrastromal Holmium Laser Keratostomy
ILKintrastromal laser keratectomy
ILKIndividual Liner Kit (International Space Station)
ILKIlaka Airport, Madagascar (airport code)
ILKIndependent Label København
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Muscling their way into theatres and drive-ins dominated by Hollywood product, Toronto-shot films such as A Dangerous Age (1958), The Bloody Brood (1959), The Ivy League Killers (1959), A Cool Sound from Hell (1959) and The Mask (1961) were thrilling audiences several years before the English-Canadian film industry's widely acknowledged official birthdate in 1964--with the release of Don Owen's classic Nobody Waved Good-Bye.
The result was The Ivy League Killers, which centres on a tense conflict between spoiled rich college student, Andy (Don Francks), and a leather-jacketed motorcycle gang known as the Black Diamonds.
But by this time the only buyer was American television and it was five more years before The Ivy League Killers finally lit up a Canadian theatre screen under a new title, The Fast Ones.
Filmed on location in and around Toronto, The Ivy League Killers isn't nearly as had as its troubled history might suggest.
Taking off the mask: rediscovering Nat Taylor and the B-movies of Canada's past
Furie; and Now That April's Here (1959) and Ivy League Killers (1959) by William Davidson.
History of Ontario's film industry, 1896 to 1985
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