Director, Barbara Greene ; producer, John N. Smith ; executive producer, Ian McLaren ; photography, André Gagnon, Yves Drapeau ; sound, Claude Lefebvre ; editing, Barrie Howells, Tina Viljoen ; sound editing, John Knight ; re-recording, Jean-Pierre Joutel ; music, Larry Crosley.

Recorded 1975.

North of Vancouver, 500 km up-coast, live the Bella Bella from Campbell Island. Since the coming of the white man these fishing people have watched their ancient Heiltsuk culture and their independence all but disappear. Today, in an energetic attempt to become self-sufficient, they are regaining both--successfully combining a plan for economic development with a program of cultural revival. We hear the Heiltsuk language spoken in the film (Haíɫzaqvḷa).  .

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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