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FILM CATALOGUE

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A Time is a Terrible Thing to Waste

By Leslie Supnet | 00:02:54 | Animation, Comedy | 01/09/2012

A squirrel ponders the essence of time.

pastoral

By Dan Browne | 00:10:31 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/03/2013

Perceptions of an earth-bound garden; a finite paradise of form, colour and sensation. Shot in Bellevue Park in Kensington Market, Toronto, using a variety of experimental digital processes.

Teenage Dance

By Adam Bentley | 00:02:35 | Narrative-Fiction | 15/08/2013

A lonely teenager dresses up for the school dance and learns they can’t trust other people until they trust themselves.

Against the Grain – The Legacy of the Indian Residential School System

By Curtis Mandeville | 00:23:35 | Documentary | 01/01/2009

This film explores the legacy of the Indian Residential School system by looking at its history, present conditions and hopes for the future. It focuses on the varying social and political challenges facing former students, their families and communities, and highlights various attempts to cope and overcome the impacts.

spectroscopy

By Leslie Supnet | 00:02:40 | Experimental | 01/10/2011

A study of spectral colours during a walk through the streets of Winnipeg for WNDX's 6th annual One Take Super 8 event.

How to Care for Introverts

By Leslie Supnet | 00:01:48 | Animation | 01/01/2010

An animated instructional video on how one should deal with people whose personalities are characterized by extreme shyness and reserve.

Sun Moon Stars Rain

By Leslie Supnet | 00:03:20 | Animation | 01/10/2009

An animated visual elegy, mourning the death of Mother Nature's children.

Fair Trade

By Leslie Supnet | 00:04:31 | Animation | 01/08/2009

A young woman experiences heavy nostalgic trauma, as she purges herself from the materiality of her past. Fair Trade is a story of one woman's quest for a psychedelic transformation in an age of overconsumption and greed. With this animation, Supnet questions the value of our memories, especially those that are the by products of commercialism…
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