Canadians Abroad

195630 minFilm: Documentary

Direction: Don Haldane

Production: Julian Biggs

Script: William Weintraub

News and views of talented Canadians who have found rewarding places in entertainment or the arts in London and Paris. Among them are Beverly Baxter, now a baronet and MP, who says London is an invasion city (first the Romans, now the Canadians), and Mordecai Richler, a novelist who feels England offers the young writer more chance of a living than he might get back home. Then there are the Bradens, successful and happy, who, given the proper inducement, would pack a bag for home tomorrow.

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Subject categories


  • Visual Arts > Artistic ExpressionsPaintingQuébec
  • Literature and Language - Canada > English-language Writers
  • Foreign Countries > FranceGreat Britain
  • Media and Communication > Print Media and PublishingRadio BroadcastingTelevision Broadcasting and Production
  • History and Citizenship Education > Culture and Currents of Thought (1500-present)
  • Diversity > Identity

Credits


director
Don Haldane
producer
Julian Biggs
script
William Weintraub
photography
Eugene Boyko
sound
John Locke
editing
Tony Lower
host
Fred Davis
participant
Jean-Paul Riopelle