Canada Day
To mark Canada Day, three films detailing three milestones in documentary history: production at Associated Screen News, whose films have been produced since the silent era and were often publicly funded; the emergence of Crawley Films, for many years the largest private film company in English Canada; and the development and flourishing of the documentary genre at the National Film Board of Canada.
Documentary on hunting and fishing.
Travel film of Ile d'Orléans, with detailed depiction of the landscape, churches, houses and fields. Shot in Kodachrome.
A family from Lac-Saint-Jean became Montrealers to escape unemployment. The parents never adapted. Every year, they return to their "lost paradise" with their children for the blueberry harvest.
