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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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Singh

By Sunny Sidhu | 00:03:30 | Documentary | 01/01/2010

Singh is an intimate look into the morning of a Sikh priest.

Strangers, The

By Darcy Fehr | 00:02:30 | Experimental | 01/01/2010

A cinematic poem about dreams and realities, The Strangers is an experimental film that depicts one manâs metaphoric melt down after a brief romantic encounter.

HIRSCH

By Noam Gonick | 00:11:00 | Documentary, Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2010

Objects found by children in an attic tell the story of the father of Canadian theatre, John Hirsch. A ten year-old boy watching his friends and babysitter play video games and unearth Hirschâs belongings listens to Hirschâs deathbed interview on an old reel-to-reel player. As a teenaged World War II orphan, Hirsch came to Winnipeg…

Score for a Duel

By Curtis L. Wiebe, Marlon Wiebe | 00:01:30 | Experimental | 01/01/2010

Swing, you coward! Swing!

Take Your Tea and Drink It

By Gregory Zbitnew | 00:42:00 | Documentary | 01/01/2010

This entertaining documentary preserves accounts of true northern adventures recalled in conversation between two long-time friends; Albert Thorne and David Laubmann.The HD video was recorded at David's kitchen table one evening in Pikwitonei in September, 2009.Pikwitonei is located half-way along the Hudson Bay rail line, between The Pas and Churchill in Northern Manitoba, and was…

Life From 95

By Ervin Chartrand, Jim Agapito | 00:26:50 | Documentary | 01/01/2010

IRCOM, located at 95 Ellen Street in downtown Winnipeg, is a transitional housing complex and delivers social and recreation programs to newly arrived refugees and immigrants to Canada. Over 250 new immigrants from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Burundi, Congo, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Iraq, Iran, Korea, Liberia, Nigeria, the Philippines, Russia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Somalia and Sudan live…

Red Hood, The

By Danishka Esterhazy | 00:09:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2010

Set in the Canadian prairies during the Great Depression, The Red Hood is a dark re-telling of the traditional fable Little Red Riding Hood.

Tutulungan Kita – Iâll Help You

By Fernando Dalayoan | 00:04:46 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2010

A Filipino man new in Canada fumbles helping a Filipino-Canadian woman at a bus stop. What happens next is a connection they soon develop that goes beyond their cultural ties.

How to Care for Introverts

By Leslie Supnet | 00:01:48 | Animation | 01/01/2010

An animated instructional video on how one should deal with people whose personalities are characterized by extreme shyness and reserve.

Black Saltwater Elegy

By Solomon Nagler | 00:16:20 | Experimental | 01/01/2010

Black Saltwater Elegy intimately links the discordant threads of a popular history of dispossession (Africville) with the solitude of its protagonist's graveyard-shift fantasies.

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