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Dial “M” for Monster

By Kevin Nikkel | 00:00:52 | Animation | 01/06/2003

A childhood revenge fantasy. A frustrated younger sibling refuses to be the victim of her older brotherâs scaring. She breaks her piggy bank to hire a monster to get even.

Carousel

By Warren Nightingale | 00:02:00 | Animation, Experimental | 1/6/2003

What you are about to witness is a fear seeded from the sleepless nights of children. The still, dark night consumes what is safe about your bedroom. In a moonlight room, the shadows in the faces of toys can reflect the macabre. Adulthood shatters the notion that inanimate objects can attain life when you are…

Elevations

By Zarah Laszlo | 00:06:20 | Experimental | 1/6/2003

This is a work about the stress incumbent on everyone who lives and works in the spaces in-between. It is about the every horror of drowning in carpal tunnels while information overloads the brain. It is about how this tension goes on alongside the soothing silk of post-modern décor, as if the architecture was meant…

Torch, The

By Parris Filbert | 00:10:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/5/2003

A man who indulges in illicit behaviour dwells on the chaste memory of a woman he has never met until she unexpectedly enters his life.

Titan Plague, The

By Mike Reisacher | 00:15:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/5/2003

In the future the Titan Project launched three missions to Io, Jupiter's largest moon. After the failure of the first 2 mission, Titan 3 landed on Io's desert surface. When the supply ship from Mars arrived 17 weeks later, they found the crew dead. The only evidence of what happened where the diary entries of…

p.m.

By Mia Kristiansen | 00:23:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/5/2003

As Neil struggles to make sense of the world around him, he wanders through reveries and memories of the past. While his parents bury their pain in their daily rituals, Neil is left alone to detach himself from the shared life he had with his brother. Neil knows no other life than the one with…

A Fare to Remember

By Jeff Skinner | 00:22:37 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | 1/4/2003

Thomas, a cab driver who drives night shift, obsesses about a female fare he picks up. He must decide whether he should act upon his feelings for her even though he loves his wife. With the advice of a cross-dressing friend and the opportunity presented by a caring hooker, Thomas has an epiphany and decides…

Affirmation of Jimmy Brown, The

By Robert Pasternak | 00:06:46 | Experimental | 1/3/2003

In a world made up of things, objects and posessions, one can be lost amongst all their stuff. In the medatative world of Jimmy Brown, where one collects and surrounds them self with wonderful artifacts that speak to you in unknowing ways, one can find comfort in knowing that if you ever forget who you…

Wildlands

By Bevan Klassen | 00:11:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/2/2003

Set during the Energy Crisis of 1970s Manitoba, Wildlands is a dramatic comedy about modern day pioneers. Jamie, the eldest daughter of an unemployed solar energy engineer, remembers how her father created a utopia in the wild lands of Manitoba armed only with his obsessive ideals, and how her mother kept the family together with…

Triptophonic

By James Rewucki | 01:12:00 | Documentary | 1/2/2003

In July and August of 2002 an unknown band named Guerrilla Funk Monster took to the road to promote their debut double CD release. Triptophonic follows the band as they make their way across the beautiful landscape of Canada grinding out their original brand of funk rock in small clubs from Victoria to St. Johns…

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