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For almost fifty years, sculptor Leo Mol hid his past behind a veil of half-truth and deliberate misdirection. Torn from home and family by Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union, Mol found himself adrift with only his art to save him. This emotional documentary sets the public story of his artistic success against a private drama of loss, exile and guilt.

1994, 48 min 41 s

Best Direction non-dramatic - Elise Swerhorne (tie with Jeff McKay for Fat Chance)
The BLIZZARDS/Manitoba Motion Picture Ind. Ass. Film & Video Awards
February 25 1995, Winnipeg - Canada

Best Documentary (tie with Fat Chance)
The BLIZZARDS/Manitoba Motion Picture Ind. Ass. Film & Video Awards
February 25 1995, Winnipeg - Canada

Best Editing non-dramatic (Robert Lower)
The BLIZZARDS/Manitoba Motion Picture Ind. Ass. Film & Video Awards
February 25 1995, Winnipeg - Canada

Best Cinematography non-dramatic (Charles Konowal)
The BLIZZARDS/Manitoba Motion Picture Ind. Ass. Film & Video Awards
February 25 1995, Winnipeg - Canada