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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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Darkly Machiever

By David Birnbaum | 00:22:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/11/1997

Darkly Machiever is a farcical fable about one of the grey men, a cog in the corporate wheel, who goes about his business without quite knowing his purpose. One day he begins to wonder about his role in the proverbial Grand Scheme of Things.

Type Five dHead

By Thomas Korzeniowski | 00:06:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2002

Alton is obsessed with building robotic creatures. Jeanette is obsessed with Alton. The Communication stops between them, but in the end, it all works out.

Automated Phone Sex

By Dan Walechuk | 00:07:00 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2001

Harolds wife just wants Harold to love her, but she has some competition. She must compete with a phone sex line to win her husbands affection. Who will Harold choose? Woman or machine?

Living with It

By Sean Garrity | 00:02:40 | Experimental | 1/1/2003

A woman lives with the echoes of a trauma, and life becomes about just trying to get through the day

I Wish

By Tasha Vinci | 00:08:50 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/4/2004

Keely lives in a trailer park with her worst nightmare: her Dad. One night she is given an opportunity to change her life.

Reel Tangata Films presents DNT

By Darryl Nepinak | 00:21:00 | Documentary | 1/1/2004

While in New Zealand, Director Darryl Nepinak brings back a short documentary about 5 young men living in the slums of Gisborne, New Zealand's east coast. Hip hop group Dee En Tee (Defining Natural Talent) tell the ins and outs of a hip hop groups' dreams of becoming a success. They share their stories about…

Sexy Days, Deadly Nights

By Chris Roberts | 00:07:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2004

Sexy Days, Deadly Nights is a comedic exploration of failure. The 7 minute film takes the form of The Worst Feature Movie Ever Made. Rather than sit through the terrible film, we (the viewer) decide to switch on the subtitles and the directors commentary. The filmmaker behind the disaster, Samuel P. Rose, laments his inept…

How Spoony B Got His Ho Back

By Jonathan Ball | 00:06:45 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/9/2005

Its not easy being the Pimp King of Winnipeg! In an attempt to bankrupt him, an evil villain kidnaps Spoony Bs best ho, forcing Spoony to save the girl before the bank forecloses on his Cadillac. A silent Chaplinesque comedy with a dash of Dolemite. Check your sense of moral decency at the door!

Fantasy Beyond

By Steven Kostanski | 00:08:00 | Animation | 1/6/2006

A young girls visit to an art gallery has her pitted against the forces of evil. Only a duo of rock n roll warriors can save her, but not before paying the ultimate price...

Muskeg Special

By Gregory Zbitnew | 01:54:00 | Documentary | 1/5/2007

'Muskeg Special' was one of the first 'official' Winnipeg Film Group productions back in 1979 when a group of intrepid independents ventured North with a 16mm Arriflex and the curiosity to discover what life was like in small communities along the Hudson Bay Rail line. That summer also marked the 50th Anniversary of completion of…

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We’re located in the heart of Winnipeg's historic Exchange District in the Artspace building. We are across the street from Old Market Square at the corner of Arthur Street and Bannatyne - one block west of Main.

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