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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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Obsession of Billy Botski, The

By John Paizs | 00:25:21 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1980

A young man meets his obsession, a ghostly 60's Playboy-bunny styled "Connie", and is never the same!

Belly Button

By Parris Filbert | 00:05:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2001

After needing to wash himself rather thoroughly, Sean discovers he has a golden screw for a belly button. He questions his parents, gets examined by his doctor and confides in his priest -- all to no avail. Having driven around so much, his car needs gas. While in the gas station paying for it, he…

Affirmation of Jimmy Brown, The

By Robert Pasternak | 00:06:46 | Experimental | 1/3/2003

In a world made up of things, objects and posessions, one can be lost amongst all their stuff. In the medatative world of Jimmy Brown, where one collects and surrounds them self with wonderful artifacts that speak to you in unknowing ways, one can find comfort in knowing that if you ever forget who you…

East of Euclid

By Jeff Solylo | 01:28:00 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2004

A newspaper reporter breaks a front page story that almost breaks her heart. The story involves murder, gambling, money-laundering and the kidnapping of a Finnish hockey player. Plus, she realizes that she is part of a complex love triangle involving a Russian gambler hiding from the KGB, a perogie factory girl and the daredevil news…

Reason Why, The

By Paul Duque | 00:05:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2004

David and Corrie are two people struggling to understand the situations they are in. Each has questions to ask the other, but neither is readyor willingto give answers.

Weave

By Ray Chung | 00:23:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/2/2005

After pulling off a flawless heist, three friends rush to an undisclosed location to pay a ruthless loan shark an old gambling debt. But between the robbery and the meeting, something unimaginable happens. Now, with the wheels set in motion, a deadly game of cat and mouse ensues. And as the truth of the story…

How Spoony B Got His Ho Back

By Jonathan Ball | 00:06:45 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/9/2005

Its not easy being the Pimp King of Winnipeg! In an attempt to bankrupt him, an evil villain kidnaps Spoony Bs best ho, forcing Spoony to save the girl before the bank forecloses on his Cadillac. A silent Chaplinesque comedy with a dash of Dolemite. Check your sense of moral decency at the door!

Stork, The

By Kevin Bacon | 00:02:48 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/6/2006

In the dead of night, a young girl wakes to the sound of thunder, rain and a crying baby right outside her window.

Cleaner

By David S. Evans | 00:13:30 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/12/2006

A reclusive drycleaner, living vicariously through his customers clothes, gets the opportunity of a lifetime when a hit man hands over his bloodied suit for cleaning.

Claw, The

By Bruce Claydon | 00:05:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/11/2007

Remembering a bogeyman. Art-noir for kids aged 6 to 106.

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