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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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Hydro-LÃ©vesque

By Matthew Rankin | 00:16:00 | Experimental | 01/06/2008

November, 1976. As QuÃ©bec strides boldly towards independence, a supernatural vision of tragedy inspires a deaf-mute QuÃ©bÃ©coise Catholic nun to save the city of Winnipeg from committing mass suicide. Arriving just in time to find Winnipegâs polio-stricken mayor leading the citizens into self-destructive hysteria, the Holy Sister must prepare the way to salvation by filling…

SharhÃ© HalÃ© Shakhsi: M. Rankin

By Matthew Rankin | 00:03:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2007

A Persian language autobiography of Iranian filmmaker, Matthew Rankin. Says Rankin, âThis is the only honest film I have ever made.â

COLLAPSED

By Kaoru Ryan Klatt | 00:12:16 | Narrative-Fiction | 28/01/2014

The story of a mother who has lost her son for reasons beyond her control. Set in an endless landscape of wheat fields, she pushes down the walls of her home to give herself a better view and a runway to fly up into the âclear blueâ.

Presider, The

By Kayla Jeanson | 00:05:33 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 23/01/2014

In this dance film, a young woman in a striking red dress enters a church to explore. But who presides over the congregation?

where the myth fails

By caroline barrientos | 00:09:01 | Experimental | 08/01/2014

A visual meditation on who we believe ourselves to be as humans, what we expect of each other and how we connect.

Polar Express

By Gwen Trutnau, Karen Asmundson | 00:04:52 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 01/02/2014

The Carnival is back in town and Jim is hellbent for leather to ride the Polar Express and worship his ultimate fantasy: the airbrushed mural of the fur-clad polar goddess. A gender-bending heavy metal mid-way ride of ridiculous fun.

Concertante: Arnold Spohr and the Winnipeg Ballet

By Gabriel Markiw | 01:00:00 | Documentary | 1/1/1984

A documentary portrait of Arnold Spohr, the legendary artistic director of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, which has grown under his leadership from a small regional western Canadian company to international acclaim.

House of the Wind

By Sheldon Oberman | 00:18:48 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1988

A short drama based on a poem by internationally acclaimed poet George Amable. Shot in an abandoned community in Manitoba, the film is about a writer who abandons civilization for the gentle, natural beauty of a ghost town. The effect this has is revealed when a woman close to him comes to find him.

Morning Radio

By Vanessa Loewen | 00:05:34 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2006

Mr. Moore has agreed to drive Mary and Fay Henry to school every morning, but he didn't count on all of their baggage.

Spring Chickens

By Matthew Holm | 00:18:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/9/2002

Spring Chickens is the story of an 85 year-old right fielder who refuses to believe that he just might be too old to play the game.

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