The film is a documentary about the filming of one of Buster Keaton's movies: "The Railrodder (1965)"

review
this is a "National Film Board of Canada" documentary.it chronicles some of the the making of "The Railrodder",a short film that Keaton did late in his career .it also gives some insight into Keaton and his early life.i thought this was a very good documentary.it was well written,humorous and entertaining.it's just under 1 hour,but there is a lot of info in that time.it is a bit sad to watch,as Keaton is clearly in the end stages of his life.in fact,he died the next year(1966).nevertheless, i think the filmmakers did a good job with the film.some of Keaton's Genius is still evident in the film,at least to me.unlike many documentaries,which tend to be drawn out and boring,this 1 is not,at least in my view.if you are a Keaton fan,you might like this documentary.i am,and i give this film 9/10.-IMDB



Director: John Spotton
Writer: Donald Brittain

cast
Buster Keaton ... Himself
Eleanor Keaton ... Herself
Gerald Potterton ... Himself (director of 'The Railrodder')
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Michael Kane ... Narrator (voice)

Country:Canada
Language:English
Release Date:30 October 1965 (USA)
Runtime:55 min
Sound Mix:Mono
Color:Black and White