Miller Brittain
For Miller Brittain, variously described as a mystic, a war hero, a madman and a drunk, there was only one constant--art. Born in Saint John, New Brunswick, in 1912, he painted most of the time in or near that city. Personal, social and religious upheavals were all reflected in his art, in aching, obsessive works that people didn't understand, and much of the time didn't buy, though now they are worth thousands. The film is a powerful reconstruction of the life and career of this misunderstood Maritime painter, and his relation to other Canadian artists.
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Miller Brittain, Kent Martin, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Credits
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directorKent Martin
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editingKent Martin
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producerBarry CowlingKent Martin
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executive producerBarry CowlingRex Tasker
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photographyKent Nason
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animation cameraJacques AvoineRaymond Dumas
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soundTed Haley
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sound editingLes Halman
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musicSteve Tittle
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narrationJohn Dunsworth
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re-recordingHans Peter StroblAdrian Croll
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