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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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Oú est Maurice?

By Alek Rzeszowski, Matthew Rankin | 00:04:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/8/2006

An aggrieved Francophiliac pet-owner has lost her beloved dog along the absurd and surreal banks of the River Seine. When a debonair Parisianoid crooner arrives with seductive intent, she soon discovers the dog of her dreams as muted French Presidents monitor the strange romance. Lurid Francophilia!

Bicycle Lesson, The

By Paul Ullrich | 00:03:32 | Animation, Comedy | 01/10/2008

A five year old boy's first bicycle lesson, given to him by his older brother and sister, goes terribly wrong. It is based on the true story of a childhood friend's disastrous first bicycle lesson.

FM Youth

By Stphane Oystryk | 00:01:30 | Documentary | 01/01/2009

Three Franco-Manitoban youths wander the lifeless streets of Winnipeg's "French Quarter", St. Boniface, in search of cheap thrills. Their boredom soon turns into frustration towards a community that's too uptight and a culture that's struggling to define itself.

ciel(s)

By Danielle Sturk | 00:30:00 | Documentary | 01/10/2010

ciel(s) explores multiple and very personal visions of what awaits us after death â visions coloured by religious faith or family culture, by our own experiences with death, as well as by the awareness to an energetic dimension some name the soul.

Farandole

By Danielle Sturk | 00:11:15 | Documentary | 20/10/2012

This short documentary captures the essence of a multidisciplinary creative project that brings together Franco-Manitoban visual artist Colette Balcaen, and embroiderer and stylist from Brittany Pascal Jaouen, who collaborated with renowned Manitoban artisans MÃ©tis embroiderers Jennine Krauchi and Jenny Meyer, as well as Manitoban weaver Carole James.

VÃ©ronique Ã vÃ©lo

By Berny Hi, Chrystene Ells | 00:09:49 | Narrative-Fiction | 13/11/2011

VÃ©ronique sits in a gilded cage of romantic expectations, impatiently awaiting her chronically late date. She takes to her bicycle in a burst of frustration and embarks on a ride through a looking glass, where she encounters surreal characters and schisms in reality, and undergoes a definitive transformation in consciousness.

Serious Fun McIntosh

By Leo Foucault | 00:24:51 | Documentary | 1/1/1989

A profile on multi-media composer-performer Diana McIntosh, featuring three of her compositions. "All In Good Time" - playful, jazz-like exchange between electronic tape and piano, "Shadowed Voices" - a dramatic contrast between cold technological jargon and warm one-on-one communication, and "AIBY-AICYI-AIDYAI" - communicating a joyous child-like simplicity to the audience by combining toy piano and…

En trois-temps

By Carole O'Brien | 00:22:40 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 1/3/2002

An examination of the numbing effects of death on a young girls spirit. We meet her three times in her life, moments when death randomly appears. Time plays with her memories as she struggles to understand. She learns acceptance is key

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