
An impressionistic exploration of the spirit that informed the solitary life of one of Canada's most celebrated and irrepressible painters. Emily Carr began painting in an era when women didn't, at an age when most people shouldn't, traveling to remote locations that few professional adventurers chose to go. Not only did she adopt the painting techniques of modernism, when such ideas were considered dangerous, Carr chronicled the extraordinary art and culture of native peoples, who were invisible to the dominant culture.
Crew
Michael Ostroff
Director, Writer, Producer
Tai Zimmer
Editor
Steve McDonald
Online Editor

John Walker
Cinematography
Arlene Moelker
Colorist
Helene C. Valinsky
Production Supervisor

Peter Raymont
Producer
Leigh Uttley
Sound
Edmund Eagan
Original Music Composer
Caroline Murphy
Finance
Roland Marckwort
Dialogue Editor, Gaffer
Kelly Jenkins
Supervising Producer
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