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Canada Vignettes: Faces

Name: Canada Vignettes: Faces
Duration: 1 min

Paul Bochner

1978 | 1 min

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Éducation et guides pédagogiques

This short animation attempts to show the landscape of Canadians through a series of transforming faces -- young, old and from many different backgrounds, illustrating the great variety of people living in the country.

Using a series of drawn images, this clever one-minute film simply shows that whether we are Black, White, Inuit, woman, man or child, we are all Canadian. Former prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau even makes a cameo appearance!
Albert Ohayon
De la sélection : Canada’s Diverse Cultures

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réalisateur

Paul Bochner
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Paul Bochner
producteur

Wolf Koenig
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Peter Katadotis

Robert Verrall

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As a child, I was both fascinated and horrified by the visuals, but I have always loved the music. The visuals fascinated my young self consciously, I couldn't take my eyes off the TV when it played, but I had nightmares about it, regarding the uncertainty of reality. Over the decades I have become more aware that I may not recognize faces as well as other people do, and I see many faces as types, not individuals. Maybe this video was an early indication of this. Besides that, the music has always been on my mind.
Bruce A. Johnson, 26 Mar 2022
I always loved this as a kid! So glad to find it here. Does anyone know who the flautist is that was playing the fugue?
Rogenian, 6 Jan 2016
The music is an arrangement of the finale chorale of Bach's Cantata BWV 161.
hk7991, 24 Fév 2015
I haven't seen this is years and years... it still works for me. Its good to see that not everything goes obsolete in 5 years.
Lurker, 30 Jui 2012
Does anyone recognize the fugue? I looked in the credits to see if it was a Bach fugue - I don't see any reference to it.
galaward, 5 Mar 2012