In addition, influenced by the writings of fantasy authors such as Jack Vance and Michael Moorcock, Gygax and Arneson introduced the use of magic into the game. Speaking as someone who has spent three decades growing up in Canada, the term 'Canadian film' has always had a stigma attached to it. Whether it has something to do with the fact that our government-subsidized film industry values Canadian content over commercial viability, or that the budgets filmmakers have to work with are substantially smaller than their brethren south of the border, the result is the same. Generally, the typical 'Canadian film' has a number of eccentric characters of questionable motivation spending most of the time sitting around and talking or engaged in lurid acts, in an esoteric story that never comes to a point. Somewhere out in deep space, there is a planet inhabited solely by a technologically advanced race of men.
People do have youthful dreams.
Go into any high school and ask the kids what they expect to be doing in ten years, and you'll find one student who is not even on the J.V. basketball team envisioning his becoming the next Michael Jordan. Another who hasn't taken a course more difficult than health ed. All rights reserved.