The last film of Robert Flaherty, great documentary maker, tells of the simple life of a Cajun family in the bayou country swamps. Boy: Joseph Boudreaux. Exciting scenes plus a now-classic score by Virgil Thomson. Fine camera work.
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Awards
1949 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best Documentary- winner
1948 - Oscar - Best Writing (Motion Picture Story)- nominated
1948 - Writers Guild Awards - The Robert Meltzer Award- nominated
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