The Liberators
The Liberators focuses on WWII during the period between June and December 1944. While following the action from the D-Day landings on the shores of Normandy up into Belgium and Holland, the film also highlights the contributions of the women who remained on the homefront. As the fourth largest producer of armaments among the Allied countries, Canada spent much of the war evolving into a formidable industrial nation.
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Canada Remembers1995 3 filmsThis 3-part series draws on personal stories and archival footage to tell the story of six of the most significant years in our country's history: from 1939, the beginning of WWII, to its end in 1945.
The Liberators focuses on WWII during the period between June and December 1944. While following the action from the D-Day landings on the shores of Normandy up into Belgium and Holland, the film also highlights the contributions of the women who remained on the homefront. As the fourth largest producer of armaments among the Allied countries, Canada spent much of the war evolving into a formidable industrial nation.
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directorTerence Macartney-Filgate
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producerKent Martin
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executive producerDon Haig
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scriptWilliam Whitehead
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photographyJim AquilaRolf Cutts
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soundHans Oomes
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editingMarkham Cook
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sound editingAndré GalbrandWojtek KlisPaul Demers
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re-recordingLouis HoneNathalie Morin
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narratorR.H. Thomson
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musicNeil Smolar
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researchElizabeth Klinck
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location managerElizabeth Klinck
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participationWilliam F. WhiteheadHallie SloanNora CookFarley MowatHarry FoxJ.G. Larry RobillardMichel GauvinKen BellJean-Charles ForbesJack Marshall
