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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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nature mother

By Delf Gravert | 00:11:12 | Documentary, Experimental | 11/08/2016

By taking the same steps that my mother did, visiting the same photographic haunts, and talking to her friends about her life and work, I learned more about her approach to life and effect on people and also more about myself and my own artistic process.

Fish Soup

By Rami Katz | 00:09:45 | Documentary | 01/11/2015

This is a personal film between father and son that offers an intimate look at family history and cultural traditions through the making of fish soup.

SWEAT

By Kristin Snowbird | 00:04:44 | Documentary | 21/06/2016

A sweat lodge ceremony cannot be documented. In this film, I recreate my experience and what brought me to the sweat lodge with a metaphorical and poetic interpretation of this beautiful ceremony.

My Jewish Death

By Saul Henteleff | 00:30:34 | Documentary | 15/03/2015

In 2004, Saul Henteleff began a journey into the practice and philosophy of Taharah, the Jewish ritual of preparing a Jewish body for burial. This journey led to the creation of a 30 minute documentary film in which Henteleff presents a personal, point-of-view account of the Taharah beginning in the Jewish mortuary and ending at…

One River Many Relations

By Michael Tyas, Stphane McLachlan | 01:02:06 | Documentary | 06/01/2015

"One River Many Relations" explores the Athabasca Oil Sands from a marginalized and often silenced perspective: Communities that live downstream. The film is a collaborative community effort featuring interviews with local Cree, Dene and MÃ©tis members from Fort Chipewyan. It gets to the heart of their concerns for their families, traditional ways and territories as…

Dancer, The

By Talia Pura | 00:07:00 | Documentary, Drama | 01/03/2015

The Dancer is the story of an elderly woman who puts on her jewelry. Each treasured piece brings a reminder of the life she once had, filled with ballet, love, freedom and joy. Her current reality fades and she is renewed in the world of her past.

Clean

By Danielle Sturk | 00:02:44 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/11/2015

A woman comes clean in a car wash.

Dark Blue Sky, A

By Roy Cross | 00:19:22 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/10/2015

A twenty-minute diary film that explores concepts of fatherhood and home after divorce fractures the family unit.

Wake Up!

By Jessie Short | 00:05:58 | Documentary, Experimental | 18/10/2015

A MÃ©tis woman explores identity by transforming herself into one of the only widely known MÃ©tis icons, a man named Louis Riel, who lived over 100 years ago.

A Tennis Story

By Tyson Caron | 00:13:34 | Documentary | 06/05/2015

K Dog and The Douglas have been tennis partners for over 30 years. Each year they prove that health and age are obstacles that can be challenged and overcome. With The Douglas' health deteriorating, will this be their final season playing at McFadyen Park?

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