I suspect that even the Thameses

[commodorified]

Would find meeting the locus genii of the Fraser river ... unnerving.

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[mmegaera]

I'd never heard of that film! I looked it up on IMDB and WorldCat, though, and it looks like my chances of being able to watch it are slim to none (a couple of relatively local university libraries have it, but I have no access to those libraries, and ILL doesn't stretch to DVDs, alas). Sigh.

[commodorified]

Check the National Film Board website or app - quite a lot of their stuff is available for streaming for free. They have a YouTube channel as well.

[mmegaera]

I'll do that. Thanks!

[mmegaera]

You do realize you've introduced me to a time sink of massive proportions. Thank you.

[commodorified]

Well. CanCon is really big :-)

[xinef]

https://www.nfb.ca/film/rise_and_fall_of_the_great_lakes

[mmegaera]

Thanks! I am enjoying the fantastic timesink that is the NFB's YouTube channel [g].

[xinef]

Warning, do NOT search for "The Cat Came Back" if you want to avoid earworms. :D

And one of my favourites on there is "The log driver's waltz".

[mmegaera]

Thank you for the heads-up [g].