The Flight of the snows

Canada, 1976

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The snow goose is a tightly scheduled bird. It winters in the United States, flies 4,000 kilometres to breed and raise a family in the high Arctic, and returns before the frost sets in. This film documents the formation-flying, feeding habits, rearing of young and lifestyle of the great snow goose. Written by Joseph Koenig; music by James Solkin; voice and narration by Bud Knapp.

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Credits

director

Jean-Louis Frund

producer

Donald Duprey

production company

International Cinemedia Centre Ltd

National Film Board of Canada

Duration

00:28:00:00

Production places
Canada
Production dates
1976

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