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Baby This Is for You

1975 27 min
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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.

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Baby This Is for You
  • Pacificanada
    Pacificanada
    1974 8 films
    What makes British Columbia different from the rest of the country is a fascinating subject no matter what form it takes. When explored on film it makes for vivid contrasts and not a few surprises. The films in this series capture a colorful spectrum of life on the west side of the Great Divide, reflecting not only the physical magnitude of the land, vertically and horizontally, but the character of the people who meet its challenge.

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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.

  • director
    John Taylor
  • producer
    Barrie Howells
  • executive producer
    Ian McLaren
  • photography
    Tony Westman
    Terry Blair
  • editing
    Shelah Reljic
  • sound
    Larry Sutton
  • sound editing
    Stuart Copley
  • animation
    Sidney Goldsmith
    Jean Compton
    Howard Pedlar
  • music
    Larry Crosley

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