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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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Curtis L. Wiebe, Filmmaker

By Marlon Wiebe | 00:02:04 | Documentary | 01/01/2012

A charming portrait of Winnipeg filmmaker Curtis Wiebe who creates puppets and props for all of his films.

Barbecue, The

By Winston Washington Moxam | 00:45:45 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 2/12/1994

A drama about a young black woman's encounter with her ex-boyfriend's white family. A compelling film about racism.

Darkling Plain, The

By Shelagh Carter | 00:20:55 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 1/2/2002

Set in New York City, a contemporary fairy tale about deception and betrayal. Shot in Neo-realistic film noir style.

Motus Maestro

By Carole O'Brien | 00:19:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1996

A tale about a young composer who believes beautiful music can only be written from absolute silence. It is a compassionate exploration into the dark side of human nature; a story about allowing oneself to find their true creative voice whatever the physical or emotional cost.

Spring Chickens

By Matthew Holm | 00:18:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/9/2002

Spring Chickens is the story of an 85 year-old right fielder who refuses to believe that he just might be too old to play the game.

Blue Bridge, The

By Tomoyuki Yamada | 00:12:00 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1998

A thirteen year old boy and a young woman, who is a deaf-mute and a prostitute, meet each other on the bridge every morning. Since he first met her, he is interested in her questionable atmosphere. But one day, on an ordinary morning, something will happen between them. Basically a bridge can connect two places…

M.O.Y.

By Solomon Nagler | 00:03:00 | Experimental | 1/1/1998

An experimental film shot in sequences. Each sequence corresponds to one of the letters in the title of the film. The title of the film gets its meaning from the actions within the film narrative itself and lacks any meaning outside of the film.

Brand New World

By Ryan Herdman | 00:07:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2001

A consumer activist is out one night to poke a little fun at the corporate brand culture taking over our society, but he suddenly finds his vigilant act useless. It looks like there is nothing one can do to stem the advertising glut in our society. Or is there?

Knife Man, The

By Thomas Korzeniowski | 00:12:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2003

The Knife Man is an exploration into the darkness and isolation within ones own fantasies. The twisted exploration of fantasies are brought out through a knife collection. This collection brings out the scrutiny and pity from family members. A cleansing of the soul for the knife man or will there be further pain in reality?

Lead Pipe Vigilante

By Stephan Recksiedler | 00:20:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2003

Lead pipe is a very disturbed young man! Anyone that falls outside his self proclaimed moral code falls victim to his lead pipe.

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