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In an age when most North American boys have their eyes on a car, there are a few who choose the older ideal of fleetness of foot. Such a one is Bruce Kidd, Toronto long-distance runner, winner of national and international honours. Oblivious of the clapping crowds and the flash of cameras, he knows full well that in the long run it is the cold stopwatch that tells the truth. Commentary written by W. H. Auden.

1962, 10 min 43 s

Le Coureur

Honourable Mention - Category: Film as Art
Golden Gate Awards Competition & International Film Festival
October 30 to November 12 1963, San Francisco - USA

Donald Perry Award
Midwest Film Festival - University of Chicago
April 28 to May 5 1963, Chicago - USA