Canadians Abroad
Synopsis
Toronto-born Beverley Baxter and aspiring novelist Mordecai Richler reflect on their experiences as Canadians thriving in the arts scenes of London and Paris.
Synopsis
In 1956, several Canadians thriving in the arts and entertainment scenes of London and Paris are highlighted. Toronto-born Beverley Baxter, a baronet and Member of Parliament, humorously notes London's history of being "invaded" by Canadians. Aspiring novelist Mordecai Richler expresses his belief that opportunities in England surpass those available in Canada. Directed by Don Haldane, this short documentary captures the experiences and aspirations of these artists as they navigate their careers abroad.
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