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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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Time is the sun

By Isiah Medina | 00:29:08 | Documentary, Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 01/10/2012

Since the possibility of attaining property in statist and legal contexts does not exist, the time of rabble is eternity as the rabble is eternally, infinitely unbound from the state. It is often said a throw of the dice will never abolish chance, but what of the poverty-rabble who cannot afford to die?

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.

Uniform, The

By Ryan McKenna | 00:22:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2008

Trapped in a parabolic nightmare, Joe just cannot figure out why her work pants do not fit, and how to put a stop to her promiscuous mother, who keeps her lover and disowned son secretly stowed away.

Open Window

By Cam Woykin | 00:08:11 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/08/2010

Maggie and Rowan attempt to hide the truth from family and friends at their son Dylanâs sixth birthday party. In a single continuous shot, Open Window intimately depicts the portrait of a family and the rising tension of the unspoken.

Yodeling Farmer, The

By John Scoles, Mike Maryniuk | 00:06:10 | Animation, Documentary | 01/09/2011

The Yodeling Farmer explores the life and music of Manitoba cowboy yodeling legend Stew Clayton. This playful, animated documentary portrays the charming, yodeling farmer with humour and wit and âlooks the way yodeling sounds.â

Idea, The

By Leslie Supnet | 00:02:55 | Animation | 01/09/2012

Melvin, an idea living in a mediocre brain, plans an escape in order to be realized.

Is It My Turn

By Shelagh Carter | 00:05:42 | Experimental | 01/02/2013

Is It My Turn was choreographed by the dancers featured in the film after taking inspiration from the poem âSpellbindingâ by Winnipeg author Deborah Schnitzer.

Bunky Blum and the Talking Train

By Stephan Recksiedler | 00:12:00 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 01/08/2008

Bunky Blum has the weight of the world on his back and it's making him 2 feet tall, literally. The trust he placed in his family and institutions has been betrayed by all. However, he has a savior. A talking steam engine that will one day rescue Bunky from the schoolyard horrors.

Tashina

By Caroline Monnet | 00:04:43 | Documentary | 01/11/2010

A young Aboriginal girl's hopes and dreams are re-negotiated within the walls and tunnels of the institution of education.

Roof Jumpers

By Reiner Bello-Sanchez | 00:07:12 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/07/2011

After Peter and Johnny climb up to the school rooftop Johnny decides to jump. Peter is left alone to decide whether or not to jump after his older brother.

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