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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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Max Dean

By Zachary Finkelstein | 00:03:30 | Documentary, Experimental | 31/01/2014

A visual portrait of the artist Max Dean (2014 winner, Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts) as he ponders art-making, performance and the responsibilities of the viewer.

Sun comes out at Night, The

By Kent Tate | 00:04:50 | Animation, Documentary, Experimental | 31/01/2014

During a severe thunderstorm Buckminster Fuller* appears, disappears, then re-appears in a gas station parking lot discussing World War I, the shift from animal/human power to the machine, as well as the law of thermodynamics and evolution.

COLLAPSED

By Kaoru Ryan Klatt | 00:12:16 | Narrative-Fiction | 28/01/2014

The story of a mother who has lost her son for reasons beyond her control. Set in an endless landscape of wheat fields, she pushes down the walls of her home to give herself a better view and a runway to fly up into the âclear blueâ.

Presider, The

By Kayla Jeanson | 00:05:33 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 23/01/2014

In this dance film, a young woman in a striking red dress enters a church to explore. But who presides over the congregation?

This Halfway Place

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

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

George Bassler’s Perpetual Motion Machine

By Berny Hi | 00:03:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 13/01/2014

Following his familyâs untimely demise, prairie homesteader George Bassler bizarrely spends 1945 crafting a Perpetual Motion machine uncannily echoing similarly named inventor Johann Besslerâs 1712 invention, the Perpetuum Mobile. Based on actual events, this film explores obsession with employing mechanical devices to trick time and make everything last forever.

where the myth fails

By caroline barrientos | 00:09:01 | Experimental | 08/01/2014

A visual meditation on who we believe ourselves to be as humans, what we expect of each other and how we connect.

Will The Real Dave Barber Please Stand Up?

By Dave Barber | 00:03:44 | Comedy, Documentary | 01/01/2014

In April of 2013 long time Winnipeg Cinematheque programmer Dave Barber was invited to receive the Queen's Diamond Jubilee medal. It was a remarkable occasion. The awards ceremony was in a packed hall at the Legislative Building. Everything was going fine until...

Focal Point

By Kent Tate | 00:05:27 | Experimental | 01/10/2013

We live in a holographic world. It is a busy, busy place with much to do, with not enough time to do it. We also live in a world where a host of entities are vying for our attention. With so much competition to retain our gaze a clutter threshold is a very real hazard.

DEMI MONDE

By Caroline Monnet | 00:03:29 | Experimental | 01/10/2013

A distinct world â that is often an isolated part of a larger world â is viscerally envisioned in this uniquely hand- processed film.

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