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I heard the owl call my name

Discussion on the novel with pre-reading activities and questions.

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  • "Discussion on the novel with pre-reading activities and questions."@en
  • "Story about a young priest who, unaware that he is dying, is sent to a remote parish in Canada to minister to an Indian community. Father Mark's gentle struggle to reach an understanding with the Indians mirrors his inner strength to understand his own situation."@en
  • "Story about a young priest who, unaware that he is dying, is sent to a remote parish in Canada to minister to an Indian community. Father Mark's gentle struggle to reach an understanding with the Indians mirrors his inner strength to understand his own situation."
  • "Presents the story of a young Anglican clergyman sent by the church to administer a native parish on the northern coast of British Columbia. Dramatization of the Canadian novel with the same title."@en
  • "Filmed amid the spectacular natural scenery of British Columbia, tells the story of a young Anglican priest's awakening to life in the face of death."@en
  • "Summary: The Kutkuwese Indians of Canada's northwest coast say that when you hear the owl call your name, death isn't far off. Unaware that he is incurably ill, Father Brian is sent to a small Indian community in the wilds of British Columbia. Though in many respects the traditional ways of the church are somewhat irrelevant to these proud and insular people, the young priest sees his work as a challenge. He hopes to change lives and to usher in a modern age. Instead it is he who learns from the Indians and after a year amongst them he has gained wisdom in the manner his bishop had before him. Through his relationship with his parishioners and his response to their environment, he learns to come to terms with life and, when told about his impending death, is able to accept this with equanimity. Shot on location in Canada, the film is based on the book by Margaret Craven and is directed by Daryl Duke from a screenplay by Gerald Di Pego. It features Tom Courtenay as Father Brian and Dean Jagger as his bishop."
  • "A story about how an Anglican priest with a short time to live learns acceptance of death from the Indians."
  • "A story about how an Anglican priest with a short time to live learns acceptance of death from the Indians."@en
  • "1 cassette (78:23 min.):sd., col."@en
  • "A story about an Anglican priest with a short time to live who learns acceptance of death from the Indians. Filmed in a remote village in British Columbia."@en
  • "A young Anglican priest is sent by his bishop to live among the proud Indians of the Northwest. A mystical tale of love and courage."
  • "A young Anglican priest is sent by his bishop to live among the proud Indians of the Northwest where he rediscovers life, love, courage and dignity."@en

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  • "Drama"@en
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  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Feature films"@en

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  • "I heard the owl call my name"@en
  • "I heard the owl call my name"
  • "I Heard The Owl Call My Name"@en

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