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Moccasin Stories

By Charlene Moore | 00:21:32 | Documentary | 18/12/2016

Moccasins are more than footwear. They have the power to show us who we are. This Manitoba documentary follows the stories and lives of Indigenous Women and demonstrates the important role Moccasins have played in their lives.

City Specific: Nova Dance Collective

By Nigel Webber | 00:09:50 | Documentary | 13/02/2017

Being a dance artist in Winnipeg is hard. It can be a constant struggle to find studio space, acquire funding and even just maintain the high level of physical fitness required. But the women of Nova Dance Collective work together not only to support each other through the trials and tribulations but also because of…

Concerto

By Ivan Hughes | 00:46:11 | Documentary | 01/05/2016

Victoria is a percussionist with the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra who is given the opportunity to perform as the soloist in the world premiere of a new composition. As the date of the concert nears she must work with the orchestra, memorize her parts, overcome her fears and prepare to take her place at the front…

City Specific: The Roost

By Nigel Webber | 00:06:41 | Documentary | 12/07/2016

The Roost Social House is part of a new trend in Winnipegâs restaurant and bar scene, craft cocktails. Head bartender Elsa Taylorâs take on craft cocktails incorporates her feminist values and challenges the prevalent idea that consuming alcohol is for intoxication only. Using handcrafted ingredients with a new cocktail everyday, Elsaâs creations encourage savouring and…

TWO

By Christopher Spencer-Lowe | 00:12:30 | Documentary, Experimental | 15/09/2016

TWO is a cinematic rendering of memory, shot entirely on Super 8 film. Co-created by its subject Harley from age two to four, TWO is a document of the filmmakers' 2 years at home together and an exploration of the line between âartâ and âhomeâ movies, documentation and expression, contrivance and authenticity.

The Romance of the Far Fur Country

By Harold M. Wyckoff | 01:20:00 | Documentary | 01/01/1920

In July of 1919, two cameramen from New York City set out to film Canadaâs northern wilderness. They first boarded Canadaâs most famous icebreaker, the HMS Nascopie, and headed from Montreal toward the Arctic Circle. Commissioned by the Hudsonâs Bay Company, the filmmakers were tasked with capturing life as a fur trader, a snapshot of…

Tasman Hates the Beach

By Karen Asmundson | 00:03:20 | Documentary, Experimental | 13/11/2016

Why would anyone want to go to the beach during the day? Tasman shares his disdain for beach culture over bleak and grainy Manitoba interlake landscapes.

Burning Farm House

By Kent Tate | 00:03:42 | Documentary, Experimental | 06/01/2010

While driving down Highway 13 in Saskatchewan, Canada I noticed some unusual black smoke on the horizon which turned out to be an early 20th Century farm house. I quickly found an empty field nearby and positioned my camera for about an hour until the farm house merged into the prairie landscape.

Tony

By Andrew Lima | 00:15:55 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/05/2016

Born to Azorean immigrants but raised to adulthood in Canada, Tony Adriano formed his identity in a crucible of exterior conflicts and his own unknowable interior motivations.Combining audio testimony with visual processes of D.I.Y. hybrid analog/digital re-photography onto archival remnants, âTonyâ is meditation on identity, creativity, and loss.

Bring Me the Head of Tim Horton

By Evan Johnson, Galen Johnson, Guy Maddin | 00:31:09 | Documentary, Experimental | 14/09/2015

Guided by the spirit of Evan Johnson's Cuadecec Manifesto (which calls for makings-of en masse), Bring Me the Head of Tim Horton is a strange, stirring and anarchic behind-the-scenes look at Paul Gross's new feature, Hyena Road.

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