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FILM CATALOGUE

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Rapture

By Gordon Wilding | 00:10:10 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1997

Rapture is a short film about one man's fixation on an ideal and his ineffective attempts at replicating this ideal in his own disturbed and polluted mind. Rapture's quiet visuals are complemented by an inventive and disquieting sound treatment.

Mother-Daughter Love

By Catherine Edwards | 00:11:14 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1997

A mother and her look-alike young daughter have died and are wandering their hometown looking for a way to come back to life.

Guy Maddin: Waiting For Twilight

By Noam Gonick | 01:00:00 | Documentary | 1/1/1997

A one-hour biographical documentary on the cult director's (Guy Maddin) life and work.

Abandon Bob Hope All Ye Who Enter Here

By Kevin D.A. Kurytnik | 00:07:23 | Animation, Comedy, Experimental | 31/10/1996

A bastard satirical mutation of Gustave Doré's Divine Comedy engravings of the Inferno and those oversized "how-to" animation books that were put out by Hal Foster. SEE the hand of Cartoon Fate! TRY to figure out why Bob Hope's skull is in this film! Dante and Doré meet Disney in Hell!

Elusive, The

By Lissa Desbarats | 00:09:00 | Experimental | 1/10/1996

A visual poem, images of women moving backwards are juxtaposed with words of memory, the elusive nature of what is remembered as real and what one wanted to be real.

Dames

By Maureen Devanik Butterfield | 00:08:53 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/9/1996

Slick-as-grease Dames captures all of the energy and sass of classic film noir. You can smell the smoke in its seamy 1940s nightclub, the alcohol on the guys, and the perfume on its sex-drenched dames. But instead of dealing out the genre's dubious fate for women brimming with style and sexuality, its femme fatale Roxie…

Dames

By Maureen Devanik Butterfield | 00:08:53 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 01/09/1996

Slick-as-grease Dames captures all of the energy and sass of classic film noir. You can smell the smoke in its seamy 1940s nightclub, the alcohol on the guys, and the perfume on its sex-drenched dames. But instead of dealing out the genre's dubious fate for women brimming with style and sexuality, its femme fatale Roxie…

Love Means Never Asking You To Shave Your Legs

By Paul Ullrich | 00:03:00 | Animation | 1/1/1996

A country and western love song for the '90s by a man who has a few problems adjusting to the women of the '90s. For the men who have trouble letting go of the traditions of their fathers, advice from someone who has been there.

Welfare King, The

By Winston Washington Moxam | 00:40:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1996

Experiencing life on welfare through the eyes of the children.

Build Me A Woman

By Bruce Claydon | 00:10:00 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1996

This mock documentary follows a lonely bachelor's effort to secure the perfect woman.

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