The World Turned Upside Down

198524 min 35 secFilm: Fiction

G

Réalisation: Joan Henson

Production: William BrindBarrie Howells

Scénarisation: Gloria Demers

Produced by the National Film Board of Canada with the collaboration of Parks Canada.

In the early 1780s, just following the American Revolution, about half of the hundred thousand United Empire Loyalists who wished to remain aligned with England fled northward to re-settle in British North America, now Canada. This historical dramatization, based on the account of Hannah Ingraham, eleven years old at the time of her family's flight to Canada, was filmed entirely on location at the King's Landing Historical Settlement near Fredericton, New Brunswick. The film vividly recreates the persecution and hardships the Loyalists faced as they built a new life in the sparsely populated wilderness. Valuable for Canadian studies, history and social studies, the film will also be useful as a catalyst for discussion of moral and ethical issues.

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  • Histoire - Canada - Pré-1867 > Colonies de l'AtlantiqueColonisation et ImmigrationRelations internationales
  • Diversité culturelle et Multiculturalisme > Expérience de l'immigration

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réalisateur
Joan Henson
producteur
William Brind
producteur exécutif
Barrie Howells
commentaire
Gloria Demers
cinématographie
André-Luc Dupont
son
Jacques Drouin
montage
Ginny Stikeman
montage sonore
Bernard Bordeleau
narrateur
Vlasta Vrana
musique
Chris Crilly
interprète
Andy Cline
Katie Haggerty
Craig Melanson
Simonne Melanson