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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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FM Youth

By Stphane Oystryk | 00:01:30 | Documentary | 01/01/2009

Three Franco-Manitoban youths wander the lifeless streets of Winnipeg's "French Quarter", St. Boniface, in search of cheap thrills. Their boredom soon turns into frustration towards a community that's too uptight and a culture that's struggling to define itself.

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

A Quiet Moment with Richard

By Matthew Etches | 00:06:30 | Documentary | 1/1/2003

A Quiet Moment with Richard spends a peaceful nocturnal drive with Richard Kellie, writer, filmmaker, and taxi cab driver. Richard recounts an intense evening in Amsterdam, while driving the vacant streets of Winnipeg.This project was part of the Group 101 (Winnipeg) collective experiment.

Theft Over

By Karl Jones | 00:07:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/4/2004

Jarred returns to his apartment to try and mend his relationship with his ex-girlfriend, Sharon. She has already moved on and wants nothing to do with him. Although, Sharon is about to find out to what extent Jarred will go to make the relationship work.

rifting/blue

By Shelagh Carter | 00:07:30 | Experimental | 1/2/2005

An experimental short film exploring women and madness. Devoted to breakages and particularly focused on the appetites revealed in us as the subject is extinguished.

Flight, The

By Zarah Laszlo | 00:11:24 | Experimental | 1/1/2001

The Flight is about the imagination invading the real. A woman waits in an airport, and dreams of a lover who does not show up to find her. The Flight is about waiting, and the pain of it.

Robert Vilar Workbook Vol 1: Golden Vilars

By Alek Rzeszowski, Matthew Rankin | 00:01:30 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2007

A spectacular visual celebration of two cultural phenomenons: the Golden Girls and Winnipeg cult actor Robert Vilar.

Two Scoops

By Jackie Traverse | 00:02:55 | Animation, Documentary | 15/10/2008

Hand-drawn illustrations animate this touching personal story about the "Sixties Scoopâ of Aboriginal children into the Canadian child-welfare system.

Animated Heavy Metal Parking Lot, The

By Leslie Supnet | 00:01:40 | Animation | 1/1/2008

An animated tribute to Jeff Krulik and John Heyn's 1986 video documentary classic, Heavy Metal Parking Lot. Remaining faithful to no-budget filmmaking, Supnet reconstructs her favorite scenes using cut-out characters made out of aged paper, glue and ink.

Lead Pipe Vigilante

By Stephan Recksiedler | 00:20:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2003

Lead pipe is a very disturbed young man! Anyone that falls outside his self proclaimed moral code falls victim to his lead pipe.

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