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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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Kubasa in a Glass

By Atelier National du Manitoba, Matthew Rankin, Walter Forsberg | 01:05:00 | Experimental | 1/1/2006

Kubasa in a Glass is a hilarious pastiche of Winnipegs commercial and public access programming throughout the 80s, rescued from the trash by members of the former-Winnipeg filmmaking collective Atelier National du Manitoba.

Mahaha the Tickler

By Mike Maryniuk | 00:04:00 | Animation, Comedy | 1/1/2007

Mahaha the Tickler is about an Inuit legend about a spirit who tickles prankster cops to death.

My Indian Bum

By Kerry Barber | 00:04:45 | Comedy, Documentary | 01/08/2007

The film is a humorous examination of how we all fall victim to racial prejudice sometimesâ¦

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By Robert Pasternak | 00:04:38 | Experimental | 01/01/2008

Dimensional movements of sound and surface come together in this collection of 14 short experiments on the division of space and light on 16mm film. A dialogue within the speed of triggering patterns, arise as the viewer becomes the figure with their mind going for a walk in a multi-dimensional landscape.

Phantom of the Cinematheque, The

By Jaimz Asmundson | 00:03:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/03/2008

On the 25th anniversary of his employment, Dave Barber, the visionary-workaholic programmer of Winnipeg's beloved Cinematheque, dies tragically in an avalanche of VHS tapes while working late to finish the programming calendar. His workaholic ghost returns to the land of the living to finish the calendar and haunt the Cinematheque by night.(This film was commissioned…

Static

By Tyler Funk | 00:02:35 | Animation | 01/01/2009

A tortured musician trying to cope with the need to create.This is an experimental film created for a 48 hour film festival. The whole film is made from 1800 photographs shot with a Digital SLR camera.

Sacred Seven, The

By Jordan Molaro | 00:09:14 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2010

The Sacred Seven is an inspiring story about Mellissa, a seven year old foster child who grounds herself with the Seven Sacred Teachings taught by the late Elder Dorris Campbell. This film offers a mere glimpse into the realm of a neglectful foster home and how one child strives to establish balance.

Sorrow’s Companion

By Jody Leigh Pacey | 00:15:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/07/2010

A drama about a young Aboriginal man who just gets released from jail. He wants to make changes in his life but the bad choices he makes get in the way. We discover how these bad choices affect his life.

Chaos Theory

By Aaron Zeghers | 00:03:20 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2011

A film that explores the socialization and evolution of mankind, and the chaos we are thrown into at birth. Made for the WNDX Super 8 One Take.

Bush Wact

By Mike Maryniuk | 00:02:30 | Animation, Comedy, Experimental | 01/09/2003

An anti-war collage, with scratch animation on the face of George W. Bush.

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