The Beauty of My People
The film centres on Arthur Shilling, an Ojibwa artist from the Rama Reserve on Lake Couchiching, Ontario. Shilling's artistic evolution is traced, as is his move to Toronto and the difficulties he encountered there. Also discussed is the illness that caused Shilling to re-evaluate his artistic goals. Interviews with the artist and others interested in his paintings are juxtaposed with examples of paintings.
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The Beauty of My People, Alan Collins, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Credits
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directorAlan Collins
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writerGary George
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narrationSherman Maness
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musicCourt Stone
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photographyDennis MillerRobert NewRichard Wincente
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editorAlan CollinsRonald SandersDavid Leach
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soundDavid LeeAerlyn Weissman
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stills photographerElizabeth Brewitt
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