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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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Footsteps

By Guy Maddin | 00:09:00 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/01/2008

The film features Footsteps, the famed cult of Foley artists living in a compound just outside of Toronto, Canada. These are people who see the whole world as comprised of things that can be rubbed, squeezed, scraped or hit together in inventive permutations to produce a simulacrum of the acoustic world we and our ears…

FM Youth

By Stphane Oystryk | 00:01:30 | Documentary | 01/01/2009

Three Franco-Manitoban youths wander the lifeless streets of Winnipeg's "French Quarter", St. Boniface, in search of cheap thrills. Their boredom soon turns into frustration towards a community that's too uptight and a culture that's struggling to define itself.

Gephyrophobia

By Caroline Monnet | 00:02:21 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/05/2012

The Ottawa/Gatineau region is characterized by the daily struggles that can exist between the two geographically adjacent communities with different cultural, political and linguistic traditions. Gephyrophobia, meaning fear of bridges, is a film about movement, landscape and the tension between two distinct identities sharing the Ottawa River as their common border.

Against the Grain

By Roger D. Wilson (Cooper) | 00:06:22 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/09/2012

As an experimental look at the creative process, this film explores why artists take chances and push their art form beyond its possibilities.

Slapleather

By Kris Anderson, Maureen Smith | 00:05:30 | Documentary | 1/1/1995

Slapleather is a buffet of bolo ties, loud topaz western wear and a whole lot of Achy Breakin Boot Scootin Boogyin.

Baggage

By Kevin Nikkel | 00:06:00 | Documentary, Experimental | 1/2/2005

What percentage of Americans pretend to be Canadian while traveling abroad?

Collage Party

By Guy Maddin | 00:12:00 | Documentary | 01/01/2008

A super 8mm document of the first Keyhole Collage party hosted by Guy Maddin and Paul Butler. Shot and edited in camera by Guy Maddin.

Two Scoops

By Jackie Traverse | 00:02:55 | Animation, Documentary | 15/10/2008

Hand-drawn illustrations animate this touching personal story about the "Sixties Scoopâ of Aboriginal children into the Canadian child-welfare system.

Le Dernier Soir

By Kayla Jeanson | 00:05:48 | Documentary | 25/09/2011

A woman in a mask leads a group of children through an evening of fun and fantasy, crafting masks and projecting animated unicorns onto houses.

Healing of Heather Garden, The

By Judith Morrow | 00:27:34 | Documentary | 06/05/2013

"The Healing of Heather Garden" tells the compelling story of one womanâs journey from permanent disability, with devastating Progressive Multiple Sclerosis, to full health. Today, eleven years after she regained her ability to walk without the support of a cane or wheelchair, Heather remains in vibrant health.

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