Press Reviews "...A Scattering of Seeds explores Canada's past through deeply personal accounts of differing sets of immigrants." "A rare feel-good series about our country." Jim Bawden Starweek magazine "... an evocative anthology of personal stories which tell Canadian tales, not through great men, but through the unsung heroes who, in their own sometimes very small ways, helped build a great nation." Antonia Zerbisias Toronto Star - January 14, 1998 "... Something from Nothing is a compelling look at a family whose story will remind many viewers of their own ancestral history." Bob Blakey Calgary Herald - January 12, 1998 "Raymont calls it a 'celebration of diversity' - 13 half-hour films about specific and personal immigrant experiences, told by a collection of established film-makers who have a personal stake in the history they're relating. It's about people who have gambled on Canada and reaped rewards for themselves and their adopted country." Tony Atherton Ottawa Citizen - January 14, 1998 Top of Page