Director, Bill Mason ; editing, Bill Mason ; producer, Douglas Jackson ; photography, Bill Mason, Blake James ; sound, Ted Haley ; sound editing, Bernard Bordeleau ; re-recording, Roger Lamoureux ; music, Blake James, Laurent Coderre.

Recorded 1969.

In this age, when most people follow their dreams passively on the television screen, there are still a few individuals whose passion is for the real thing. Here is a film about such a one, with a passion for wings and the freedom of the skies. Filmed by Bill Mason, whose own devotion is to the canoe (Paddle to the Sea, and Path of the Paddle), the subject here is his friend Blake James, another filmmaker, who pilots his own one-man plane. The film is Mason's view of this "hobo of the skies," but it is also an adventure.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Etrog for Best Film under 30 minutes, 1970 Golden Sheaf Award for Best Direction to Bill Mason, 1971 Golden Sheaf Award for Best Social Film, 1971 Grand Prix - Golden Boomerang, 1971

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).