I Like to See the Wheels Turn

This documentary provides an in-depth exploration of K. C. Irving, a man who built a vast empire in New Brunswick, Canada. Known for his ventures in oil, transportation, newspapers, and lumber, Irving's story is one of ambition and strategic growth. With a career beginning in 1924, he set out with the simple goal of 'to see wheels turn,' which reflects his focus on industrial progress.

Running for one hour, this film is significant for those interested in Canadian history and industrial development. By gaining unprecedented access to Irving, the filmmaker presents a unique narrative that showcases the complexities of wealth and entrepreneurship in Canada. This documentary not only highlights the life of a wealthy businessman but also offers insights into the broader economic landscape of the Atlantic provinces during that era.