Director, Dan Curtis ; camera, Dan Curtis ; sound, Dan Curtis ; producer, Adam Symansky, Hillary Armstrong ; executive producer, Don Haig, Sally Bochner ; script, Jim Osborne ; editing, John Gareau ; sound editing, Elma Bello, Alison Clark ; sound mix, Dino Pigat ; music, Ken Myhr.

Narrator, Donna Goodhand ; participation, Madeleine Fergus, Rose Fergus, Kurt Weitz, Elizabeth Weitz, Doris Homewood, Tom Homewood, Pat Tucker, Molly Tucker, Paul Oliver, Jean Oliver.

Recorded 1998.

Walk through almost any neighbourhood, and behind one of those front doors you'll find a family caregiver. The numbers are staggering. Over 25 million North Americans are currently looking after elderly relatives with health problems. Shot over an entire year, Labour of Love shows the human side of caregiving - the loving bonds, the frustrations and heartaches, the mundane tasks and the constant fatigue. Labour of Love includes five intimate profiles of caregivers and their families. This special video takes us to the heart of what it means to be a caregiver, offering hope for everyone who is caring for a family member.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Film of Special Merit Award, 1998 Golden Sheaf Award - Category: Best Documentary General Subject, 1998 First Place Award, 1998

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