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Christopher Changes His Name - DVD
Catalogue Number: NFB527770
Producer: National Film Board Of Canada
Producers: Tamara Lynch, David Verrall, Isobel Marks
Directors: Cilia Sawadogo
Producing Agencies: National Film Board of Canada (Montreal), Office national du film du Canada (Montreal)
Subject: Animation, Black History, Canadian Literature, Children's Stories, Diversity, Early Childhood Education, Family Studies/Home Economics, Literature, Psychology
Language: English
Grade Level: Post Secondary
Country Of Origin: Canada
Copyright Year: 2000
Running Time: 6:34
Closed Captions: Yes
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Christopher Changes His Name - DVD 
Catalogue Number: NFB527770
Producer: National Film Board Of Canada
Producers: Tamara Lynch, David Verrall, Isobel Marks
Directors: Cilia Sawadogo
Producing Agencies: National Film Board of Canada (Montreal), Office national du film du Canada (Montreal)
Subject: Animation, Black History, Canadian Literature, Children's Stories, Diversity, Early Childhood Education, Family Studies/Home Economics, Literature, Psychology
Language: English
Grade Level: Post Secondary
Country Of Origin: Canada
Copyright Year: 2000
Running Time: 6:34
Closed Captions: Yes
Click here for pricing
Christopher hates his name - it's just too common! When Aunt Gail from Trinidad tells him a story about a larger-than-life character called Tiger, Christopher changes his name to Tiger. But then he finds a better name... When he has trouble cashing Aunt Gail's birthday cheque made out to Christopher Mulamba, he realizes how special his real name truly is. Maybe he could stick with it... or maybe not!
Christopher Changes His Name is part of the NFB's Talespinners collection. Created for children aged five to nine, Talespinners uses vibrant animation to bring popular stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.
Christopher Changes His Name is part of the NFB's Talespinners collection. Created for children aged five to nine, Talespinners uses vibrant animation to bring popular stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.