Goodbyes may be a ritual for Delroy, but this one he cannot accept. A migrant worker from Jamaica, he has spent 6 months each year for the past 30 years working in the tobacco fields of southwestern Ontario in order to provide for his wife and 6 children. When he is diagnosed with late-stage melanoma (skin cancer), he is unable to accept the news, and continues to work as usual, hiding the truth from his family.
Babe, I Hate to Go
Babe, I Hate to Go (2017) |
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Canada/Jamaica |
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Language: |
Jamaican Creole + English |
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Rating: |
PG |
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Director(s): |
Andrew Moir |
Andrew Moir
A producer and documentary filmmaker, Andrew Moir pursues under-told stories from an intimate, highly personal point of view. His films include Uprooted and the award-winning Just As I Remember.
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