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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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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.

Wonderful Worlds of Nak, The

By Patrick Lowe | 00:26:50 | Documentary | 20/08/2013

A surreal odyssey into the mind and art of Robert Pasternak, a visionary artist born in Winnipeg in 1963. Pasternak is a colourful eccentric who moves seamlessly from metaphysical paintings and science-fiction illustration to hand-processed film and collage with found materials. With a mix of new age philosophy, comic book ambition and a belief in…

3 Minutes Before 8

By Greg Hanec | 00:02:58 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1982

What happens in the world right before your alarm goes off?

Scarecrow

By Jeremy Milmine | 00:08:44 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2001

While piecing together a scarecrow, a father tells his son the legend behind scarecrow. The legend states that if a scarecrow falls off its stake it comes to life. Intrigued by his fathers story the boy decides to test the authenticity of the legend. This decision proves fatal, as the fallen scarecrow comes to life…

Exquisite Corpse (2003)

By Cindy Murdoch | 00:06:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/10/2003

A story about the absence of morals and personal responsibility in the pursuit of knowledge, told through the 19th century rise of anatomy. A physician gets caught up in his lust for anatomy and takes his work home with him.

two minus one

By Kevin Nikkel | 00:00:45 | Animation, Experimental | 1/1/2004

A man and a woman. Then just a man after a woman.

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.

Retired

By Bevan Klassen | 00:12:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2007

Doug fields hundreds of customer calls every day with good humour, but when the phone rings one minute after closing on the worst day of his life, Doug's decision to answer it or not becomes a matter of life and death.

Kanashibara

By Jaimz Asmundson | 00:11:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/3/2007

Following the death of his girlfriend in a car accident, a man suffers from post-trauma and attempts to maintain his grip on sanity. Now renting a dingy basement suite, he is plagued with constant interruptions from his landlady and terrifying bouts of sleep paralysis. His sense of the real and the illusory world begins to…

Praying Mantis Up Skirt

By Allison Bile, Jennifer Bisch | 00:02:15 | Animation, Experimental | 01/10/2007

A band of insects wreak havoc over the prairies and silly praying mantis canât seem to keep up.

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