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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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Spider Antarctica

By Daniel S.. Hrishkewich | 00:04:30 | Animation | 01/03/2010

A fictional scientific documentary about a brilliantly colored and choreographed ice skating spider. The spider has emerged from the melting Antarctica ice as a result of global warming.

Death – The Numbers

By Kevin Nikkel | 00:02:30 | Documentary | 01/11/2010

Death is out there, the statistics prove it. A helpful guide of strange things to avoid to prevent your untimely death.

Pick Up

By Jody Leigh Pacey | 00:05:05 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/07/2011

A young woman struggles with the realities of life.

Honky Tonk Ben

By Ryan McKenna | 00:15:30 | Documentary | 01/09/2011

This short documentary explores the subjects of yodeling cowboys, honky tonk music, and the joy of creating extravagant pianos. Through first person style interviews with friends and family, we get a detailed account of folk artist Ben Cormierâs process, as well as insights into what it was like to play on one of his colorful…

Distraction of a Stationary Nature

By Shyra De Souza | 00:09:37 | Animation, Narrative-Fiction | 01/11/2012

The protagonist in this short animated film is caught in a constructed environment built on spectacle and convenience. A colourful world of simulation emerges, and promises to pass the time, but things take a dark turn. Simple tasks become impossible.

Healing of Heather Garden, The

By Judith Morrow | 00:27:34 | Documentary | 06/05/2013

"The Healing of Heather Garden" tells the compelling story of one womanâs journey from permanent disability, with devastating Progressive Multiple Sclerosis, to full health. Today, eleven years after she regained her ability to walk without the support of a cane or wheelchair, Heather remains in vibrant health.

Framestorm

By James Pomeroy | 00:03:30 | Animation, Experimental | 01/01/2012

Framestorm is a short abstract film, shot frame by frame using a pixilation of surfaces technique that is an experiment in colour rhythm and movement and an experiment in total improvisation inspired by the Free Jazz compositions of Ornette Coleman.

Cemetery Love Story

By John Barnard | 00:19:40 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/2/2002

It's a steamy day at the cemetery. A grave robbing widow has just met a new special someone. Love is in the air, but a nasty undertaker and his axe-wielding partner in crime have other plans for the young lovers

Ho Down

By John Paizs | 00:02:04 | Animation | 1/1/1976

An enjoyable animated film done by drawing directly on the film in the tradition of Norman McLaren. Two circles, one male and one female, bounce, spin and stretch to lively music.

Forever

By Tricia Wasney | 00:04:47 | Documentary, Experimental | 1/1/1992

An experimental short exploring the tenuous grasp the promises we make have on our lives.

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By Allegra Chiarella | 00:05:50 | Animation, Narrative-Fiction | 4K | 1970

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