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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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Silence of the Clams

By Paul Ullrich | 00:02:00 | Animation | 1/1/1994

A contemporary comedy about the perils of suburban life! From the creator of the syndicated comic strip Peaches.

Home Body

By Carole O'Brien | 00:03:58 | Animation, Experimental | 1/5/2007

A dream about falling through ice inspires a womans search for home, only to find it in her own body.

A Small Misunderstanding

By Leslie Supnet | 00:00:58 | Animation | 01/01/2008

A hungry bird mistakes a piece of yarn for a worm entangled in the hair of a young man, which leads to a terrible accident. Supnet created this animation by digitally photographing each hand-drawn frame individually.

Robot Adventures in Outer Space

By Marlon Wiebe | 00:02:27 | Animation, Comedy | 01/04/2012

Tin-can robot LIF-TOR searches for his lost friend Space Robot in the far reaches of deep space in this slick sci-fi comedy.

Tales of the Steamin Green Log

By Gavin de Lint | 00:04:00 | Animation | 1/1/1996

An animated tale of a story heard about a canoe trip.

Photosynthesis

By J. Scott Portingale | 00:05:30 | Animation | 1/8/2006

Through the magic of stop motion, and time lapse photography watch as the inanimate becomes animated in a world that exists only behind closed doors.

Dead Ringer

By Mike Maryniuk | 00:02:25 | Animation, Experimental | 01/01/2009

Shot in 3DIY. A tsunami of magnetic rays disrupts the primitive cell-phone broadcast of a Horseshoe Match. The Moral: Never mount a satellite dish on your microwave!Dead Ringer was shot using a homemade dual camera stereoscopic device. The film and the process of creating it are at once a celebration and damnation of technology.

Tudor Village: a one shot deal

By Rhayne Vermette | 00:05:15 | Animation, Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 01/09/2012

In pursuit of an eclipse, the citizens of Winnipeg flee the city. Meanwhile, stranded in Tudor Village, the caretaker does his best to interrupt their trajectory & entice everyone to return.

A Bit Transcendental

By Patrick Lowe | 00:04:39 | Animation, Comedy | 1/11/2000

Two teenage psychic wanabees experiment in reading each others minds with unpredictable and hilarious results. A colourful homage and parody of the mid 60's NFB experimental films and the late Arthur Lipsett. (Very nice, very nice)

Automoto

By Cathy McInnes, Neil McInnes | 00:05:00 | Animation | 01/02/2007

A tour de force, stop-motion animation re-imagining of the filmmaking process, Automoto takes place inside the ornately mechanized cinematic workshop of a wooden skeleton. Shot entirely using stop-motion animation, the film follows the movie-making travails of the skeleton. When he runs into a bad case of writerâs block, only one of his factory workers can…

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The Winnipeg Film Group is located on Treaty 1 Territory and on the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples and in the homeland of the Métis Nation. We offer our respect and gratitude to the traditional caretakers of this land.

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