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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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Female

By Madison Thomas | 00:03:52 | Experimental | 01/07/2016

A feisty prisoner of the patriarchy recites the expectations placed upon the female identifying half of the population.

Contents of the Heart

By Julie Epp | 00:04:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 26/06/2016

An old man takes a heartbreaking and beautiful journey into the memories of his forbidden love of 50 years ago as he digs through the contents of an old trunk.

Ingrid & the Black Hole

By Leah Johnston | 00:06:39 | Narrative-Fiction | 30/06/2016

Ingrid experiences a lifetime of memories with her friend Conrad when they imagine what it would be like to travel through a black hole. An exploration of Alzheimerâs disease from a victim's perspective.

Fish Soup

By Rami Katz | 00:09:45 | Documentary | 01/11/2015

This is a personal film between father and son that offers an intimate look at family history and cultural traditions through the making of fish soup.

“THE TALK” TRUE STORIES ABOUT THE BIRDS & THE BEES

By Alain Delannoy | 00:08:50 | Animation, Comedy | 01/07/2016

Using a mix of hand drawn images, photographs, computer generated images as well as stop frame animated toys and props, the memories of several individuals have been caringly recreated in order to best present the awkwardness of one of lifeâs strangest occurrences.

Point of No Return

By Zachary Finkelstein | 00:10:26 | Experimental | 27/05/2016

Under a microscope tiny shards of ice loom as large as glaciers. Point of No Return explores climate change on the microscopic scale to present an alternative view to the massive worldwide event. With narration in eleven of the most spoken languages in the world, Point of No Return presents a dialogue in abstraction between…

Seven Drinks

By Kevin P. Gabel, Madison Thomas | 00:14:08 | Drama | 15/10/2014

"Seven Drinks" is a romantic drama about two young men who meet for coffee one afternoon and quickly fall for each other. The film follows the course of their relationship through seven scenes in a story spanning years, exploring how they come into their own identities and struggle with challenges to their relationship and future…

SWEAT

By Kristin Snowbird | 00:04:44 | Documentary | 21/06/2016

A sweat lodge ceremony cannot be documented. In this film, I recreate my experience and what brought me to the sweat lodge with a metaphorical and poetic interpretation of this beautiful ceremony.

Teacups

By Klaire Vassar | 00:05:57 | Narrative-Fiction | 12/03/2016

A faithful recreation of one woman's experience -- just like she told others for years afterward -- of what happened one night after recovering from a heart attack.

Undertow

By Wesley R. Miron | 00:13:19 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 04/02/2016

A young man reflects on a past relationship and wrestles with its outcome.

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