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Living In Harmony

Genre

Documentary

Directed By

Katy Slimmon

Date: Apr 2013
Length: 00:14:01
Process: Colour
Language: English
Shooting Format: HD
Sound Format: Dialogue, Music, Voice-Over
Video On Demand

Synopsis

At look at the mysterious and often misunderstood world of Hutterites in Manitoba. Explore the lives of teachers, students, ministers and even hockey players living on the small colony of Crystal Springs. Why do those that stay on the colony enjoy the simple life and strong sense of community while others choose to leave it all behind?

Tags

colony, cultural analysis, hutterite, Manitoba

Credits

Director
Katy Slimmon
Producer
Owen Swinn, Katy Slimmon
Writer
Katy Slimmon
Camera
Katy Slimmon, Owen Swinn
Sound Design
Katy Slimmon, Owen Swinn
Editor
Katy Slimmon, Owen Swinn

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