Where to watch Continental Divide (1987) in Canada
- Movie
- Canada
- 50m
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Story
This documentary takes viewers on board The Canadian, Via Rail's iconic cross-country train service. The film chronicles the journey as the train traverses diverse Canadian landscapes and regions, capturing the experiences of passengers during their passage. Directed by Bob Pfister and narrated by Russell Oughtred, the documentary offers a window into rail travel across Canada. Shot in 1987, it serves as a historical record of how passengers experienced long-distance train travel during that era, showcasing both the route and the people who travelled it.
Cast
- Russell OughtredNarrator
- Bob PalserEngineer Bob Palser
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Continental Divide in Canada?
Continental Divide is available in Canada on Apple TV, CosmoGo, Google Play Movies, Prime Video and YouTube. Use the buttons above to open the official platform.
Can I watch Continental Divide free in Canada?
Not free right now. In Canada it is rent or buy only, on Apple TV, CosmoGo, Google Play Movies, Prime Video and YouTube.
Is Continental Divide on Netflix in Canada?
No. In Canada it is not on Netflix right now. It is available on Apple TV, CosmoGo, Google Play Movies, Prime Video and YouTube instead.
Is Continental Divide on Prime Video in Canada?
Yes. Continental Divide is on Prime Video in Canada (rent).
Is Continental Divide on Apple TV in Canada?
Yes. Continental Divide is on Apple TV in Canada (rent).
Which other countries have Continental Divide?
Continental Divide is also listed in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States. Each country has its own platforms and prices.
