The Clinton Special: A Film About the Farm Show

The Clinton Special chronicles a group of actors who traveled to an Ontario farming community in 1972. They aimed to create a play based on their experiences and interactions with the local culture. This documentary captures the essence of Paul Thompson's famous experimental play, highlighting the collaborative spirit of Theatre Passe Muraille.

Through the film, viewers witness the actors' journey as they engage with the community, bringing forth themes of awe and reflection. It showcases the significance of language and culture in shaping the identity of the farming community. The Clinton Special serves as a valuable document of a pivotal moment in Canadian theater history, emphasizing the power of storytelling and local narratives.