Winter Crossing at L'Isle-Aux-Coudres
On an island the road ends where it begins, at the wharf. The wharf is the link to the rest of the world, until winter cuts it off. But the islanders know the winter sea and its movements. They judge the ice by its colours, avoiding the open channels, fighting through the slushy fragil ice, catching their footing on the chunk ice, and running all-out across the solid ice to the North Shore.
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On an island the road ends where it begins, at the wharf. The wharf is the link to the rest of the world, until winter cuts it off. But the islanders know the winter sea and its movements. They judge the ice by its colours, avoiding the open channels, fighting through the slushy fragil ice, catching their footing on the chunk ice, and running all-out across the solid ice to the North Shore.
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directorRené BonnièrePierre Perrault
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scriptPierre Perrault
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commentaryJudith Crawley
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cameraStanley Brede
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soundDavid Howells
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sound editingPaul Harris
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narratorDonald Davis
