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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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Motus Maestro

By Carole O'Brien | 00:19:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1996

A tale about a young composer who believes beautiful music can only be written from absolute silence. It is a compassionate exploration into the dark side of human nature; a story about allowing oneself to find their true creative voice whatever the physical or emotional cost.

Latent Greatness

By Jeff Solylo | 00:10:00 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1996

The old story of the boss, the secretary and the clerk, and what happens to the loser in the office triangle romance. When the rejected clerk hits bottom, it's his rival who gives him a chance to reveal his latent greatness.

Tales of the Steamin Green Log

By Gavin de Lint | 00:04:00 | Animation | 1/1/1996

An animated tale of a story heard about a canoe trip.

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.

Victorian Beach

By Kathryn Martin | 00:08:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1995

In the early 1900's as two Victorian women sip tea on a Prairie Lake, their conversation quickly turns from dull to dynamic. Intoxicated by sexual writings in a book and other banned substances, their sexual energies heighten and peak as they enjoy a rare moment of freedom.

Roses, Thorns, and Dreams

By Cynthia Wells | 00:08:36 | Documentary | 1/1/1995

There is conflict in the fractured pieces that compose her memory. In Roses, Thorns and Dreams, the dramatic action is carried by movement, falls and suspensions which are abstracted by the use of repetition and the exaggeration of simple gestures. From memory to reality... from trance into dance. Time is suspended creating space for our…

Bad Karma

By Don Best | 00:03:00 | Experimental | 1/1/1995

A collage film that operates on a variety of levels, both emotional and technological, to explore the artists relationship to the end of the 20th century.

Bad Karma

By Don Best | 00:03:00 | Experimental | 01/01/1995

A collage film that operates on a variety of levels, both emotional and technological, to explore the artists relationship to the end of the 20th century.

Fall

By Winston Washington Moxam | 00:16:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1995

At Aprils graveside her lesbian lover, Leslie meets her sister June, for the first time in a poignant drama about love, loss and healing. This film explores the feelings of these two women as they come together. Fall is a story of how we all need one another not only to overcome death but also…

Slapleather

By Kris Anderson, Maureen Smith | 00:05:30 | Documentary | 1/1/1995

Slapleather is a buffet of bolo ties, loud topaz western wear and a whole lot of Achy Breakin Boot Scootin Boogyin.

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