The story of an Italian immigrant, a widower living alone with his memories, his Bible and Dante, which he learned to read in English. In this black-and-white film from 1966 he talks about his past, his children and of good times and bad. What he tells and what the camera shows of his life make a warm, human portrait of an aging man who chooses freedom and independence even though it sometimes means solitude.
Credits
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directorTony Ianzelo
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photographyTony Ianzelo
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commentaryAntonio IanuzielloHarold ArthurElspeth Chisholm
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voiceAlfonso Cisterna
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musicRobert Fleming
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sound editingBernard Bordeleau
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re-recordingGeorge Croll
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editingMartin DefalcoTony Ianzelo
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producerTom Daly
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