Canadians Can Dance
Synopsis
At the 1966 Canadian National Exhibition, a festival showcases a vibrant selection of Canada's best amateur folk dance groups representing diverse cultural traditions.
Synopsis
In 1966, the Canadian National Exhibition showcased a vibrant festival of folk dances, featuring a diverse selection of amateur dance groups from across Canada. The performances highlight traditional dances from various cultural backgrounds, including the alluring Hawaiian hula and the energetic Cossack dance. This silent film, directed by John Howe, serves as a visual testament to the rich tapestry of Canada's cultural heritage, illustrating how traditional customs are preserved and expressed through the art of dance.
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