City of Gold

Year: 1957

Runtime: 22 mins

Language: English

Directors: Wolf Koenig, Colin Low

Documentary

The short film recreates the Klondike gold rush at its height, when hopeful prospectors faced harsh weather and a 3,000‑kilometre trek north of civilization to reach the famed gold fields. Using a historical series of still photographs, it contrasts bustling taverns and dance halls of Dawson City during the boom with the modest town it is today.

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