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Fields of Endless Day is a 1978 documentary that explores the history of Canada's black population. As a television movie, it provides a unique perspective on an important aspect of Canadian history. Collectors of documentary films and historical content may find this title particularly relevant.
This film has a bit of an elusive presence in collector circles, as it was originally released as a TV movie and hasn't always been readily available in various formats. It's not something you see on the shelves often, which adds to its intrigue among documentary enthusiasts. The scarcity and the unique subject matter definitely raise its profile among collectors who appreciate deeper historical narratives.
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Fields of Endless Day is a documentary and history film, released in 1978.
The film was produced by the Ontario Educational Communications Authority (OECA) and the National Film Board of Canada (ONF | NFB).
The film features a cast that includes Lili Francks, Ricardo Keens-Douglas, Mireille Metellus, and others.
Fields of Endless Day is available to collectors on VHS.
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