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Monument

By Alain Delannoy | 00:12:10 | Animation, Narrative-Fiction | 1/3/2006

“MONUMENT” is a hand drawn animated film written, directed, animated and produced by Alain Delannoy. This independent production was inspired by thematic elements found in the filmmaker's French Canadian heritage and has proven to be his most challenging and ambitious projects to date. Produced over a span of five years, four thousand handcrafted drawings were…

Muskeg Special

By Gregory Zbitnew | 01:54:00 | Documentary | 1/5/2007

'Muskeg Special' was one of the first 'official' Winnipeg Film Group productions back in 1979 when a group of intrepid independents ventured North with a 16mm Arriflex and the curiosity to discover what life was like in small communities along the Hudson Bay Rail line. That summer also marked the 50th Anniversary of completion of…

Time Away

By Carole O'Brien | 00:07:00 | Experimental | 01/04/2007

Three guides accompany us on a road trip away from time... and towards the transformative end of the road, space...

Overburden

By Neil McArthur, Warren Cariou | 00:14:57 | Documentary | 01/03/2009

Underneath the woods and the muskeg of northern Alberta lie roughly two trillion barrels of oil, fifteen percent of the world's known reserves and six times more than what's left in Saudi Arabia. The oil fields are also the homeland of two small aboriginal communities, Fort Mackay and Fort Chipewyan, which lie along the Athabasca…

Machine with Wishbone

By Randall Lloyd Okita | 00:07:30 | Animation, Experimental | 01/06/2007

Featuring the artwork of internationally celebrated artist Arthur Ganson this remarkable journey follows a stoic, determined wishbone on its explorative journey through an imaginative miniature world of snoring beds, paper birds, clouds that come in a box, and delightfully bewitching landscapes.

Souvenirs: Sand and Stone

By Paula Kelly | 00:06:00 | Documentary | 01/09/2008

Souvenirs is a trio of short films (Sand and Stone, Watermarks, Waiting for the Parade) about the city of Winnipeg, which sift through the accumulated layers of history, experience and identity of a place which we, collectively, call home. Sand and Stone digs up the history of hard labour and the urban landscape—the workers who…

Land of Oil and Water

By Neil McArthur, Warren Cariou | 00:43:25 | Documentary | 01/01/2009

This sensitive and nuanced documentary follows the journey of Warren Cariou, a writer from Northern Saskatchewan, who learns that oil companies from Alberta are expanding into his homeland. Warren travels back to the Cree and Dene community of La Loche and to the nearby Métis village of Buffalo Narrows to ask the people what they…

A Stranger On The Land – A Ghost Story Nunamuliaqtalisaq Inuk

By Michael Stecky | 00:11:06 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/09/2012

The Arctic landscape during a blizzard creates an environment of amazing containment and claustrophobia. It becomes a place between worlds where anything can be true. A Stranger On The Land shot during an extreme Arctic blizzard recounts a true story of a man hopelessly lost while traveling and his mysterious rescuer.

pastoral

By Dan Browne | 00:10:31 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/03/2013

Perceptions of an earth-bound garden; a finite paradise of form, colour and sensation. Shot in Bellevue Park in Kensington Market, Toronto, using a variety of experimental digital processes.

Four Corners

By Ian Toews | 00:06:00 | Experimental | 1/1/1999

This structural film evokes the terror and confusion that Toews experienced while in the invisibly radioactive landscapes of the South Western United States - home to the Navajo Nation. Without using words or sensory imagery, this film makes a powerful statement in communicating the horror of environmental pollution.
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