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The Good, Bright Days (1919-1927)
This short documentary is an overview of the events that marked Canada between 1918 and 1927. Beginning with the Armistice of 1918, the film ends at the height of the great economic boom of the late 1920s. In between, the film shows the manners, morals and customs of the period, and evidence of Canada's growing nationalism.
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Between Two Wars1960 3 filmsThree half-hour films revive the eventful, time-obscured years between the end of the First World War and the beginning of the Second. From a wealth of newsreel footage, much of it irreplaceable, these films recall two eventful decades of Canada's history.
This short documentary is an overview of the events that marked Canada between 1918 and 1927. Beginning with the Armistice of 1918, the film ends at the height of the great economic boom of the late 1920s. In between, the film shows the manners, morals and customs of the period, and evidence of Canada's growing nationalism.
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producerWilliam Weintraub
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scriptWilliam Weintraub
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executive producerNicholas Balla
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soundMichael McKennireyKarl DuplessisJean-Pierre Joutel
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editingMargaret EllisGeorge KaczenderNicholas Balla
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re-recordingGeorge CrollTed Haley
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musicEldon RathburnJoan EdwardMalca Gillson
The Good, Bright Days (1919-1927), , provided by the National Film Board of Canada