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A history of the nation's first transcontinental railway accompanies a steam-train
ride through the Canadian Rockies.
Director: Stephen Low
The film includes remarkable aerial photography of the train and the mountainous
terrain through which the railway line passes. The IMAX thrill comes mainly from
the aerial images, with the highlight being the fly-bys over the mountain tops.
Interesting graphics are also shown occasionally to help the viewer map the
geographic location and layout of the track. The movie included a rather nice
rendering of "500 Miles" (an old Peter, Paul and Mary song).
Along the journey we're told the history of the construction of the track in the
1880s. This is illustrated by huge close ups of a number of remarkable old
photographs. We're also shown the locations of other important historical events
connected with the CPR line. The film succeeds in conveying how the construction
of this railway was an engineering feat and an important event in Canadian history.
The film also shows how much human endeavour was involved. The only characters in
this film -- apart from a few shots of the driver and maintainers -- are those in
the close ups of the old photographs: the silent faces of the men posing in the
wilderness. When blown up to IMAX proportions, those photos take on a life of
their own