A DREAM WORTH LIVING: THE STORY OF KUSTAA HEIKKILA Produced by Vaughan Killin V.K. Photography, 1992. VHS cassette, 23 min., $99.95 Distributed by Lynx Images, 174 Spadina Ave., Suite 606 Toronto, Ont. M5T 2C2. Grades 5 to 9/Ages 10 to 14 Reviewed by Michele F. Kallio. Volume 21 Number 3 1993 May A Dream Worth Living is the story of Kustaa Heikkila, a Finn who immigrated to Ontario in 1923. Examining his life from early childhood, we see the hardships and dreams that led to his decision to leave his homeland. With actual photos, archival film clips and colourful drawings, we see his adventures as he set about making his dreams come true. The film retells his experiences with its harsh realities and joyous successes. A well-produced film that catches the viewer's interest early and keeps it. The music is appropriate, descriptive of his culture and heritage. Recommended. Michele F. Kallio is a former teacher and librarian in Blacks Harbour, New Brunswick.