Director, Tony Ianzelo ; photography, Tony Ianzelo ; commentary, Antonio Ianuziello, Harold Arthur, Elspeth Chisholm ; music, Robert Fleming ; sound editing, Bernard Bordeleau ; re-recording, George Croll ; editing, Martin Defalco, Tony Ianzelo ; producer, Tom Daly.

Voice, Alfonso Cisterna.

Recorded 1966.

The story of an Italian immigrant, a widower living alone with his memories, his Bible, and Dante, which he learned to read in English. In this black and white film from 1966 he talks about his past, his children, and of good times and bad. What he tells and what the camera shows of his life make a warm, human portrait of an aging man who chooses freedom and independence even though it sometimes means solitude.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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