Director, Robin Spry ; producer, Robin Spry, Tom Daly ; script, Sherwood Forest ; photography, Douglas Kiefer ; sound, Russ Heise ; editing, Christopher Cordeaux ; sound editing, Bernard Bordeleau, Christopher Cordeaux ; re-recording, Ron Alexander, Roger Lamoureux ; music, Bill Brooks, Michael Malus, null The Ventures.

Cast, Christopher Cordeaux, Peter Cullen, Frank Edwards, Henry Gamer, Robert Girolami, Victor Knight, Elaine Malus, Gary Rader, John Robb.

Recorded 1969.

One critic described this film as an "immensely appealing and articulate exploration of the world of the drop-out, which makes almost everything else in the recent spate of films about hippydom seem adolescent." Prologue concerns a young Montréaler who edits an underground newspaper. He and his female companion are joined by a young draft dodger from the United States. In the choices they make, the two rival philosophies of dissenting youth become evident: militant protest or communal retreat. The film includes some of the bloody rioting in Chicago during the 1968 Democratic Convention. Also seen and heard in the film is anti-war and civil rights spokesman Abbie Hoffman.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

First Prize, 1970 Award for Best Film Editing given to Christopher Cordeaux, 1970 Etrog for Best Editing to Christopher Cordeaux, 1970 Robert Flaherty Award for Best Documentary, 1970

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