Colourful and hopelessly general, this short does at least draw some attention to the little brother of the four countries that make up Britain. However, all the shots are of north Wales alone and the camera stays within a few miles of the north Welsh coast.
There is nothing of mid-Wales and nothing of where the majority of the population have always resided: south Wales. And it's not as if the south has not got its share of beautiful hills, valleys, castles, coast and so forth. It's a bit like showing New England and saying it's a film of the USA.
So as a record of a lost age, it's entertaining and interesting, but it does fall well short of what it could have been.
There is nothing of mid-Wales and nothing of where the majority of the population have always resided: south Wales. And it's not as if the south has not got its share of beautiful hills, valleys, castles, coast and so forth. It's a bit like showing New England and saying it's a film of the USA.
So as a record of a lost age, it's entertaining and interesting, but it does fall well short of what it could have been.