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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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Journey to Flood Ditch

By John Barnard, Kyle Bornais, Matthew Etches | 00:02:40 | Documentary | 1/1/2003

When engineers built a giant moat around the city of Winnipeg half a century ago, they were creating a marvel of flood control engineering. This is the amazing story of how the flood ditch came to be. John, Kyle, and Matthew all live in Winnipeg, enjoying the protection of the flood ditch. On one fortuitous…

Reel Tangata Films presents DNT

By Darryl Nepinak | 00:21:00 | Documentary | 1/1/2004

While in New Zealand, Director Darryl Nepinak brings back a short documentary about 5 young men living in the slums of Gisborne, New Zealand's east coast. Hip hop group Dee En Tee (Defining Natural Talent) tell the ins and outs of a hip hop groups' dreams of becoming a success. They share their stories about…

Porcelain Dreams

By Mike Reisacher | 00:11:40 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/3/2005

From deep within Edward's fragmented mind, his deepest fears have surfaced. Now to regain his hold on sanity he must decide whether to run from his fear, or destroy it

Checkers

By Jaimz Asmundson, Kyle Lemke | 00:03:00 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/7/2005

A couple of slackers spend the afternoon at home, playing a paranoid game of checkers, while in a drug-induced haze.

Dog Face

By Billie Dee Knight | 00:02:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2006

A short experimental film about a woman trapped in hell, where it is 7:30 am all the time.

Ena Lake Blues

By Conor Sweeney, Matthew Kennedy | 00:12:42 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/10/2006

This film is Friday the 13th Part VIII, Jason Takes Manhattan, meets the Gold Rush. The story follows the cliché carbon copy of the late 80s Slasher movie set in the film style of a picture of the early 20s silent film era.

Bigfoot

By Darryl Nepinak | 00:13:00 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2007

In the most revealing Bigfoot documentary to date, the true nature of this elusive creature is unleashed on the hordes of tourists, protestors, and hunters who gather for the annual Bigfoot hunt extravaganza.

Going going gone

By Carole O'Brien | 00:02:37 | Experimental | 01/03/2008

A young girlâs dispute with her motherâ¦ and its unexpected poetic unravelling. She waves to the camera and as her turmoil disappears, so does she. (This film was commissioned by the Winnipeg Film Groupâs Cinematheque for its 25th anniversary, Silverscope)

Truce

By Cam Patterson | 00:18:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2009

Truce eloquently depicts the fine line between soldier and human being; at what point do we see the person and not an enemy.

KidnappÃ©

By Brian Barnhart | 00:10:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/07/2010

A 17 year old suburban girl finds the mutilated body of her best friend in a park, resulting in her becoming complacent and paranoid.

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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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