This 55-minute documentary film offers a rare glimpse into the life and creative process of cinema legend Buster Keaton, captured on camera during the fall of 1964 as he made his short subject "The Railrodder" in Canada. The film combines behind-the-scenes footage with a retrospective of Keaton's work, featuring scenes from earlier films like "The Butcher Boy", "Seven Chances", and "The General". Alongside director Gerald Potterton, Keaton discussed and debated comedic gags, celebrated his 69th birthday on set, and even met fans across Canada. A fascinating look at the temperament, philosophies, and personal life of one of cinema's most enduring legends.
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