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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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Uniform, The

By Ryan McKenna | 00:22:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2008

Trapped in a parabolic nightmare, Joe just cannot figure out why her work pants do not fit, and how to put a stop to her promiscuous mother, who keeps her lover and disowned son secretly stowed away.

Infectious

By Danishka Esterhazy | 00:17:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/08/2008

A lonely nurse develops an unexpected passion for her unconscious patient in a 1930s tuberculosis sanatorium.

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.

TOURISMTORONTO (A Hay Seed in Hogtown)

By Bryan Besant | 00:02:24 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/01/2009

TOURISMTORONTO is a Super 8 one take experiment shot with the intentions of generating audio from the film by capturing geometric imagery (shot frame by frame) and lights utilizing a long exposure.

HIRSCH

By Noam Gonick | 00:11:00 | Documentary, Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2010

Objects found by children in an attic tell the story of the father of Canadian theatre, John Hirsch. A ten year-old boy watching his friends and babysitter play video games and unearth Hirschâs belongings listens to Hirschâs deathbed interview on an old reel-to-reel player. As a teenaged World War II orphan, Hirsch came to Winnipeg…

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.

Report Card, The

By James Paschke | 00:05:32 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/07/2011

On his way home from school a young boy will make a choice and decide whether or not he will show his mother his failing grade.

My Icelandic Saga (Sagan mÃn)

By Steven K. Johnson | 00:07:27 | Documentary | 01/01/2012

In the summer of 2011, I went to Iceland - a place forgotten by the world and renowned by those who find it. This is what I discovered...

Diaspora Ethiopia

By Hagere Selam (shimby) Zegeye-Gebrehiwot | 00:10:00 | Experimental | 01/11/2012

The filmmaker envisions what life would have been like if her parents never left their country of origin. The haunting imagery and disjointed narration (in Amharic, left un-translated) create a portrait of the place her mother and father called home.

Tender Wild Animal

By Shaden Garett | 00:12:45 | Narrative-Fiction | 10/04/2013

In the year 2053, a global baby-making ban has put a stop to sexual relations. The world is watched 24-7 by the Remote Affection Detection (R.A.D.) team, whose mission is to identify âfirst base infractionsâ and âsecond base advancements.â After zeroing in on a young couple from Winnipeg, springing into action, and taking them down…

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