This documentary is about Canadian artist Deryk Houston, who in 1999, had a life-altering journey to Baghdad. Unable to remain an outside observer of the crisis in Iraq, Deryk travelled to witness first-hand the impact of international sanctions on the Iraqi people. Compelled to speak out, the artist embarked upon a unique nature art project designed to call attention to the situation of the children of Iraq. Using rocks, gravel and hay, Deryk began to create large-scale art installations in the image of a mother and child against diverse landscapes around the world.
Credits
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directorSherry LePage
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producerTracey Friesen
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editorMandy Leith
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cinematographerDoug Sjoquist
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composerDennis Burke
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sound designerDennis Burke
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location soundLisa Kolisnyk
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additional footageGrant WakefieldBill WeaverSherry LePageLinda MorganTom Jackson
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musicianAmy HoustonJoseph Pepe Danza
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vocalsMohammed Ahmed
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dialogue editorAndre Iwanchuk
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re-recording mixerEwan Deane
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stock footageITN Archive
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video post production servicesRainmaker Digital PicturesBig Red Barn Post
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producer, initial developmentGillian Darling Kovanic
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story consultantHeather C Martin
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director consultantBill Weaver
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production clerkChristine Sears
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production supervisorKathryn Lynch
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program administratorBruce Hagerman
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executive producerGraydon McCrea
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