Waterwalker

Year: 1984

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Documentary

Naturalist Bill Mason paddles through Ontario’s wilds, beginning on Lake Superior and threading winding, sometimes fierce rivers to the meadowlands at their source. He paints the landscapes he encounters, reflects on his love of canoeing, art, and his spiritual connection to God‑crafted nature. The film features stunning white‑water footage and a score by Bruce Cockburn.

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