(2004, 53 minutes)

In this award-winning documentary, filmmaker Brian Nash has created a tapestry of style and content as he reveals the essence of the late poet bpNichol, author of over 300 publications including books of poetry and fiction, sound recordings, television scripts, libretti and comic strips. The film is thought-provoking, experimental, wildly playful and captures the work and spirit of the late bpNichol (1944-1988), who in 1970 was the youngest recipient ever of the prestigious Governor General's Award.

Interviews with Bill Bisset, Roy Miki, Fred Wah and Christian Bok, among a host of other writers and colleagues, reveal the profound impact of this eclectic artist.

Film by Brian Nash - Produced by Elizabeth Yake - Animation by Paul Belanger