Dianne Whelan’s 6-year, 24,000 km journey across Canada reveals new ways of living with the land.
24,000 km on foot, by canoe, bike and
snowshoes: For six years, filmmaker Dianne
Whelan travelled the Trans Canada Trail –
solo, coast to coast to coast. What began
as an escape becomes a search for new
ways of living with the land. Encounters with
Indigenous elders, friends, and powerful
landscapes shape this adventure with depth.
With humour, grit, stunning images and a great
soundtrack, this film entertains and offers hope
for a better future.
For those drawn to wilderness, reflection, and
new perspectives.
Following the screening, there will be a talk with Doris Eibl from the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Innsbruck.
