This colourful archival record of Québec City’s Winter Carnival shows that many popular events of today—pageants, parades, boat races, folk dancing, fireworks and torchlight skiing—were also favourites 50 years ago. (Please note that this is an archival film. This film was produced in 1957 and includes mostly original footage from the 1956 Quebec City Carnaval. It is a time-capsule of a bygone era. To modern audiences, parts of the footage from the Carnaval may be perceived as offensive, as certain individuals were dressed in Indigenous garb and others wore blackface. While such practices are not condoned today, the footage illustrates tolerated practices and customs of that era.)
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directorJean Palardy
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producerRoger Blais
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scriptRaymond Garceau
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photographyJean Roy
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soundClarke Daprato
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editingVictor Jobin
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sound editingKenneth Heeley-Ray
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narratorGeoffrey Hogwood
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musicRobert Fleming
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