Albert is a free spirit that works as the Creative Director of one of Canada's leading interactive firms. His sister Linda was recently married, which has given her mother considerable satisfaction knowing that grandchildren are on the horizon. This has put the pressure on Albert. His mother asks him repeatedly, "When will you settle down with a nice girl to marry?" Albert avoids the question. He is too busy living his life. Albert's father doesn't think Albert works hard enough, and harps on him to change his ways. Will Albert give in to his parent's demands? Albert is a light hearted episode about the generation gap that exists between parents and their kids, regardless of where they come from.
Directed By: Aidin Nakhai
Can't wait to see the "Albert" story. Looks hilarious! Why won't he just settle down with a nice girl.....and get a real job...seriously??
I cant wait to see this one as well! Go Al!
Albert is great - one of the nicest people I know at Zu.com. Cant wait to watch this story!
i know him!
Albert is a great guy. I am really looking forward to seeing this!
I wish I could have seen this one in Calgary. No SCN on Shaw here. When is that dvd out again?
Don't worry Albert. We'll start a Facebook page to get you a wife and your mom a buncha grandkids. :)
I missed watching it last night, but Albert's on again Thursday @ 8:00pm!! Everyone's buzzing about it so you can't miss it. Be sure to record on your PVR. Available on: Star Choice Channel 352, Express Vu Channel 266 SaskTel Max Channel 19, Shaw Channel 7, Access Channel 12
Too bad they didn't film you playing squash.
Hey can someone send me a copy? I need to see this. Now.
Hi Francis and Shannon, DVD's will be available soon. Be sure to sign up on the Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Landing-Stories-from-the-Cultural-Divide/48411626427
My parents are both from Saskatchewan and my story is not that far off Albert’s. Even though we’re from the same country, the ‘culture’ they grew up in 20 years ago is very different from what things are now. It’s always a balance: respecting their values and expectations, while finding my own path.
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