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FILM CATALOGUE

Search the Winnipeg Film Group's Film Catalogue for independent Canadian films dating back to 1973.

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Sand

By Winston Washington Moxam | 00:19:45 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/3/1999

This is a story of two black Canadian soldiers stranded on a desert island during WWII with only one canteen of fresh water between them. In order to survive they must face and overcome not only the heat and thirst, but also their own doubts and fears.

Belly Button

By Parris Filbert | 00:05:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2001

After needing to wash himself rather thoroughly, Sean discovers he has a golden screw for a belly button. He questions his parents, gets examined by his doctor and confides in his priest -- all to no avail. Having driven around so much, his car needs gas. While in the gas station paying for it, he…

Mutual Cadence Trilogy (Flesh Gridlock, Cell Variations)

By John Barnard | 00:01:30 | Experimental | 1/1/2003

In a fusion of traditional and modern filmmaking processes, grainy 16mm source material filmed with a hand-wound Bolex camera is digitally layered upon itself, combining two sources of unrelated imagery in a kaleidoscopic composite. The warm images of a womans body are combined with moments at a desolate beach in autumn. The cohesion of the…

Exquisite Corpse (2003)

By Cindy Murdoch | 00:06:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/10/2003

A story about the absence of morals and personal responsibility in the pursuit of knowledge, told through the 19th century rise of anatomy. A physician gets caught up in his lust for anatomy and takes his work home with him.

surfacing

By Coral Aiken | 00:06:00 | Experimental | 1/7/2004

An experiment dance piece investigating the concept of surface. Shot in London, England. In camera editing.

Salt Pillar, The

By Daniel Eskin | 00:20:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/2/2005

At the end of the Holocaust, in the weeks following his liberation, a German Jew wanders across the vast and dangerous Polish countryside as he makes his long and somber trek back home to the once peaceful village of his youth.

Juliet at 2:15

By Kevin Nikkel | 00:09:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/2/2005

Ben is not the greatest Romeo, but he better learn fast if he wants to keep his Juliet. He dreads the arrival of his girlfriend Terry Flett for her 2:15 film audition because she is sure to confirm her suspicions of a love triangle.

Protection

By Danishka Esterhazy | 00:02:00 | Experimental | 1/7/2005

Two sisters try to find protection in a world designed to tear them apart.

Dog Face

By Billie Dee Knight | 00:02:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2006

A short experimental film about a woman trapped in hell, where it is 7:30 am all the time.

Rasguño

By Conor Sweeney, Matthew Kennedy | 00:08:25 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2006

A collection of off balance images which examine the inner workings of a psychotic mind. True terror can be found in everyday surroundings.

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