This short documentary is a portrait of the town of Stewart, British Columbia. Situated near the tip of the Alaska panhandle, Stewart has slowed down considerably since its heyday during the gold rush of the 1920s. But the Granduc copper mine still runs there, and the town is blessed with some of the most spectacular scenery of the province. Old-timers stay as long as they can shovel the snow, but younger miners often leave because of the isolation and boredom. Here, Stewart residents open up about the ups and downs of frontier living.
Générique
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réalisateurJohn Taylor
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producteurBarrie Howells
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producteur exécutifIan McLaren
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photographieTony WestmanTerry Blair
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montageShelah Reljic
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sonLarry Sutton
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montage sonoreStuart Copley
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animationSidney GoldsmithJean ComptonHoward Pedlar
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musiqueLarry Crosley
