Finding Farley – A Film Screening

Few Canadian authors have been as prolific- or as controversial- as Farley Mowat. He has penned more forty books, his first being The People of the Deer (1952) and the latest being Eastern Passage (2010). His work has been translated into 5o+ languages and sold more than 14 million copies. Chances are that most of us have probably read a book or two of his?

If you are intrigued about the life and travels of Farley Mowat, you should definitely check out the library’s film screening tonight at the Keshen Goodman branch.

Film Screening: Finding Farley

Finding Farley documents a family’s cross-Canada adventure to visit Canadian literary legend, Farley Mowat. As they trek, sail, and paddle from the Prairies to the Maritimes, Karsten Heur, Leanne Allison and their son Zev retrace Farley Mowat’s literary footsteps.

After the screening, filmmakers Karsten and Leanne will join the discussion via Skype. www.necessaryjourneys.ca/findingfarley

All are Welcome!

Keshen Goodman Public Library
Tuesday, June 28/7:00 pm

Source: http://www.thereader.ca/2011/06/finding-farley-film-screening.html