From The Wash right round to Southwold in Suffolk runs a coastline ideal for the children's seaside pleasure and the skill of the offshore fisherman. The open country of Norfolk is a delight to the gardener and the naturalist, while south Suffolk has that intimate lushness which Constable made famous. In both counties, the churches and the old history-soaked houses are among the finest in the country; and then there are the Broads, the home of sails and windmills and quiet waterways.
Director: Michael Clarke Cameraman: Robert Paynter Commentary: Paul le Saux Narration: Frank Duncan, Richard George Editor: John Legard Assistants: Paul Khan, Eric Brown, Cyril Moorhead Music Composer: Doreen Carwithen Music Director: Muir Mathieson Associate Producer: Ian Ferguson In Charge of Production: Edgar Anstey
An extract from this film may be viewed online at YouTube courtesy of the BFI:-
16mm & 35mm
A still from the 1957 BTF Catalogue.
Actual screen shots reproduced by kind permission
of the British Film Institute.