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FILM CATALOGUE

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By Ryan McKenna | 00:27:00 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/5/2005

When a reclusive student becomes enamoured with his aloof neighbour, he poses as a random caller and slowly wins her trust. Things go wrong when Romans roommate recognizes his new girlfriend.

Lost

By Zachary Rothman | 00:27:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/11/2005

Angela, a disillusioned young woman, moves away from her troubled home into her recently deceased Aunty Esther's apartment. On the edge of a dismal hospital complex, the house is not quite what it seems. And, its many inhabitants are capable of far more than they may have imagined.

Wait

By Zarah Laszlo | 00:19:00 | Experimental | 1/1/2004

Wait is about the constant interchange and the exchange in human interactions that leads to a sort of sisyphussian / icarussian jump towards and away from love.

Photosynthesis

By J. Scott Portingale | 00:05:30 | Animation | 1/8/2006

Through the magic of stop motion, and time lapse photography watch as the inanimate becomes animated in a world that exists only behind closed doors.

Matthew 7:17

By Stephan Recksiedler | 00:01:50 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/03/2008

Prairie mysticism in celebration of Russian Cinema. (This film was commissioned by the Winnipeg Film Groupâs Cinematheque for its 25th anniversary, Silverscope)

Heart of Karl

By Steven Kostanski | 00:19:00 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 01/10/2008

Heart of Karl is the story of two brothers who must fight to escape an unholy institution populated with an endless sea of ghoulish creatures. Will Max be able to see past the disturbing condition of his brother Karl and lead them to safety?

Chinatown

By Ryan McKenna | 00:09:30 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2009

A multi-layered epic set in the heart of Winnipegâs historic Chinatown. It is the story of a half-baked opium addict, fighting to preserve Chinatown in the face of âprogress.â Photographed on old 16mm color film stocks, combined with found footage, and using a collage technique, Chinatown is a poppy-perfumed protest against the faceless/sameness identity smaller…

R Seymore Goes North

By Rhayne Vermette | 00:03:24 | Animation | 01/01/2011

Precluding his destination, that morning, the sky receded into a peculiar darkness. Boarding the northern train, Mr. Seymore drifts through the murky turbulences of the night.

Notes on Gesture

By Solomon Nagler | 00:04:33 | Experimental | 01/01/2010

A visual essay of indexical failures that examine the bliss of ineffable gesturesâ¦

Exquisite Corpse (Buttocks – Arm)

By Dean Naday | 00:02:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/1992

If this segment was a feature film it might be named âCurse of the Zombie Queenâ or âTri-Zene Syndrome.â It has heroes, villains, monsters and the entire plot is summarized in two minutes.

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