Henry Settles in Upper Canada

Henry Settles in Upper Canada

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After a long, hard ocean voyage across the Atlantic, twelve-year-old Henry and his mother arrive in Upper Canada. Uncle Ned meets them and takes them to rest up. Homesick, Henry takes a turn around the village and discovers what village life is like in a well-established farming community. He soon settles in and brings some good news to his mother.

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Henry Settles in Upper Canada, Eva Szasz, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

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Credits
  • director
    Eva Szasz
  • producer
    Joe MacDonald
    Keith Packwood
  • executive producer
    Floyd Elliott
  • script
    Jocelyn Rehder
  • camera
    Raymond Dumas
  • sound editing
    John Knight
  • re-recording
    Louis Hone
  • narrator
    Griffith Brewer
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