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| Directed by Sally MacDonald |
| Canada, 1967 (documentary, 21 minutes, colour, English) |
| Also known as "Une force inépuisable" |
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Film Description: "The development of Canada's water resources is often spectacular in its magnitude. This film describes the harnessing of Churchill Falls in the wilds of Labrador, a controlled drop of 75 m for the eventual output of 7 million hp of hydro-electricity. Some of the work of construction is shown; diagrams illustrate the conception of the whole scheme." -- National Film Board of Canada (source) |
| Film Credits (partial): | |
| Written by: | Gordon Gale |
| Produced by: | Radford Crawley |
| Narrator: | J. Frank Willis |
| Animation: | Vic Atkinson |
| Film Editing: | Vincent Vaitiekunas |
| Music: | Bruce Nyznik |
| Production Company: | Crawley Films Limited |
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