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HeimÞrá, In Thrall to Home

By Erika Macpherson | 00:33:11 | Documentary | 01/01/2018

Doubting details of her mother’s deathbed story, a skeptical daughter drags her brother on a genealogical goose chase through the Canadian prairies to the remote Icelandic highland. Becoming spellbound by an increasing sense of belonging to an unfolding story, she discovers a vital piece of its telling is missing: herself.

Last Dance on the Main

By Aristofanis Soulikias | 00:03:08 | Animation, Documentary | 01/08/2014

An animated documentary on the demolition of a row of historic buildings on Montreal’s St Laurent boulevard – also known as “The Main” – by politicians and building developers, and the resistance put up by the burlesque artists and the local community.

From the Dirt

By Carmen Ponto, Tyler Funk | 00:22:14 | Documentary | 05/01/2018

A moving documentary set in rural Manitoba, we witness one couple navigate the seasons of their garden and their marriage.

My Boy

By Sage | 00:25:00 | Documentary | 01/03/2018

In 2014 Lydia’s son, Colten Pratt, went missing off the streets of Winnipeg. In the weeks that followed, Lydia was met with adversity as she tried desperately to find her son. It seemed to her, that the plight of a lost Aboriginal man fell on deaf ears. Weeks turned to months, months turned to years.…

I am the Captain of this Ship

By Roger D. Wilson (Cooper) | 00:05:57 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/01/2018

Numbness, dissociation, and isolation were the only survival techniques he knew and the forest and his own mind became his stage and his safeguard.

Glossolalia

By Erin Buelow | 00:08:08 | Documentary, Experimental | 04/07/2013

'Glossolalia' transforms the everyday into the surreal through the merging of stealth documentary footage and a stream-of-consciousness narration. Spontaneously captured scenarios, such as drunken arguments at a birthday party and the extraction of a painful sliver, are interspersed with images taken from lonely hours whiled away in solitude.

Bicicles

By Kim Kelln | 01:07:39 | Documentary | 27/01/2017

“Bicicles” is a film celebrating those people who refuse to stop biking in the face of snow and sleet. Filmed during the winters of 2014 - 2016, the documentary follows four "brave" souls on their typical winter commute. Along with interviews with city councillors, business organizations and everyday cyclists, “Bicicles” explores how winter cycling is…

Domus

By Rhayne Vermette | 00:15:23 | Animation, Documentary, Experimental | 01/05/2017

"The block of marble is the most beautiful of all statues" - Carlo Mollino This is the story of the godlike architect, Carlo Mollino, animated within the desk space of failed architect, Rhayne Vermette. Made, with love on 16mm, 35mm and Super 8, this Pygmalion-esque tale investigates intersections between cinema and architecture. For E. Ackerman,…

City Specific: Synonym Art Consultation

By Nigel Webber | 00:14:19 | Documentary | 11/09/2017

From five-story-tall murals to street level pieces, Synonym Art Consultation is bringing art to Winnipeg. Synonym’s Chloe Chafe and Andrew Eastman are dedicated to exposing communities to beautiful works of public art throughout every stage of their creation. Everyday people can do extraordinary things given the opportunity and Synonym has given a lot of opportunities.

Rana Plaza: Let Not The Hope Die

By Shelagh Carter | 00:04:25 | Documentary | 20/04/2014

A short film commemorating the anniversary of Rana Plaza, 24th April 2013. Created by filmmakers collaborating in Dhaka Bangladesh. Shining a 'light' as not to forget....
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