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FILM CATALOGUE

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Urban Eclipse: Rising Tides of Kekekoziibii (Shoal Lake 40 First Nation)

By Jesse Green, Vanda Fleury-Green | 01:17:10 | Documentary | 2010-12-18

Filmmaker Jesse Green travels to his home community of Shoal Lake 40 interviewing people about the impacts of the City of Winnipeg aqueduct in the 100+ years since it was built. Weaving in interviews with historians and archival material Green builds a strong case about the exploitation of his community.

Hue Quilted Windowpane

By Lasha Mowchun | 00:05:14 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 29/11/2016

Hue Quilted Windowpane follows a lonely woman who falls in love with the man of her dreams; Elvis Presley. Elvis appears to Edi on her living room television and whispers sweet nothings that only she can hear. He even dazzles her with a real cubic zirconia ring! But when he promises to come to visit…

Exploitation

By Luther Alexander | 00:04:50 | Drama | 19/11/2014

In Canada's backyard, a colonial history of oppression and cultural genocide against Aboriginal women has created a vicious cycle of poverty, greed, addiction and abuse. And in the streets these women must overcome their situations in order to survive and at the same time, have their stories known and understood.

This Halfway Place

By Gertrude Hambira | 00:04:38 | Documentary | 19/01/2014

One woman’s very personal story about her journey from hardship in Zimbabwe through the rigors of the immigration process to Canada.

Alice and Kevin

By Sam Vint | 00:12:20 | Documentary | 21/03/2014

Alice became one of the first outspoken First Nations people in Canada to file a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. Her fight for her son may well end up bringing proper care to disabled people on reserves all over Canada, forever.

Treaty Number Three

By Danielle Sturk | 00:04:18 | Documentary | 20/03/2013

Through a competitive selection process, Danielle Sturk was awarded a commission by the Canada Council for The Arts to produce a unique video portrait of visual and performance artist Rebecca Belmore, 2013 Laureate of the Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts. The filmmaker collaborated with Belmore who created a new visual art/performance artwork…

Fight For Freedom

By Anna MacDonald | 00:25:00 | Documentary | 15/05/2012

Fight For Freedom relates four accounts of oppression, resistance and perseverance. These are stories from people who have come to Winnipeg from Burma, Guatemala, Chile and Eritrea. They discuss the oppression that plagued their everyday lives and what they did about it.

MAHSA: Cantata for a forbidden voice in four movements

By Kiarash Anvari | 00:16:22 | Documentary | 01/03/2013

In a country where public performances by women are forbidden, the internationally acclaimed Iranian vocalist Mahsa Vahdat struggles to make her voice heard. She is an optimist, and remains hopeful that one day things will change.

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