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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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My Boss, The Scarecrow

By Ray Chung | 00:05:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2001

Has anyone noticed that Mr. Bolger is a scarecrow? Someone should ask, but its not the kind of thing you really bring up with somebody at work. A film about the nature of conformity and the acceptance of things strange.

My Own Partridge Family

By Zachary Rothman | 00:09:54 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/5/2002

My Own Partridge Family tells the story of Jon Jorghenson, an orphan by violence and a student of apathy. Wiling his time away in a pawnshop, Jon discovers a hidden treasure that will alter his life profoundly the remnants of another familys long-lost home movies.

Chicken Scratch

By Mike Maryniuk | 00:06:00 | Comedy, Experimental | 1/7/2003

A man and his pregnant wife are hit by lightning while walking their pet chicken. Shortly after she gives birth to a chicken boy. He grows up to be a crime fighter. Full of scratch animation and hijinx.

harmaline

By Michael Stecky | 00:04:55 | Animation, Experimental | 1/9/2004

Harmaline refers to a chemical compound present in the shamanistic snuff mixture ayahuasca used throughout areas of South America. The video loosely references the psychological effects of the compound harmaline as well as traditions associated with religious use of hallucinogens.

Snow Queen, The

By Danishka Esterhazy | 00:12:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/3/2005

When the real world turns sour, ten-year old Talia finds shelter in a fantasy world of ice and snow. But as life becomes more and more difficult, Talia's daydreams become less protective and more menacing.

hope

By Matthew Etches | 00:01:00 | Experimental | 1/11/2005

a haven.a desire of some good, accompanied with an expectation of obtaining it.one who, or that which, gives hope, furnishes ground of expectation, or promises desired good.

Wednesday Night

By James McLellan | 00:11:53 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/8/2005

A traveling musician, a roadie and a businessman share a hotel room one Wednesday night. The evening exposes problems in each of their relationships.

Rasguño

By Conor Sweeney, Matthew Kennedy | 00:08:25 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2006

A collection of off balance images which examine the inner workings of a psychotic mind. True terror can be found in everyday surroundings.

Automoto

By Cathy McInnes, Neil McInnes | 00:05:00 | Animation | 01/02/2007

A tour de force, stop-motion animation re-imagining of the filmmaking process, Automoto takes place inside the ornately mechanized cinematic workshop of a wooden skeleton. Shot entirely using stop-motion animation, the film follows the movie-making travails of the skeleton. When he runs into a bad case of writerâs block, only one of his factory workers can…

Journey My Heart

By Reil Munro | 00:08:35 | Documentary | 01/06/2007

An inside look at how one jingle dress dancer physically and mentally prepares for competition pow-wows.

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