Samuel Lount

Set in the Northwoods of Canada, "Samuel Lount" presents a compelling narrative about the demand for property rights among colonialists. The story centers around Samuel Lount, a leader whose pacifism clashes with the violent reality of rebellion. The film details how Lount, influenced by the orator William Lyon Mackenzie, reluctantly joins a march on Toronto, ultimately leading to his execution for treason.

This docudrama, produced by Moonshine Productions, features a cast that includes David Bolt, Donald Davis, and Richard Donat. While it may be a low-budget production, it delivers a high-energy portrayal of a significant historical event. The film captures the essence of a movement that shaped Canadian identity, making it an interesting addition for collectors focused on historical narratives or Canadian cinema.