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Search the Winnipeg Film Group's Film Catalogue for independent Canadian films dating back to 1973.


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City Specific: The Roost

By Nigel Webber | 00:06:41 | Documentary | 12/07/2016

The Roost Social House is part of a new trend in Winnipeg’s restaurant and bar scene, craft cocktails. Head bartender Elsa Taylor’s take on craft cocktails incorporates her feminist values and challenges the prevalent idea that consuming alcohol is for intoxication only. Using handcrafted ingredients with a new cocktail everyday, Elsa’s creations encourage savouring and…

Kwoni

By Caroline Monnet | 00:02:30 | Documentary | 01/01/2010

Part of a trilogy of experimental films, Kwoni tells the story of a young man that had to leave its remote community in northern Manitoba to access an education in the city of Winnipeg. South East Collegiate is a boarding school in Winnipeg where students have the chance to participate in the Mino Bimaadiziwin program…

Night of the Living Livers

By Mike Maryniuk | 00:07:00 | Comedy, Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2007

Our hero, “Reggie’s Liver” runs away from home, “Reggie’s Belly”, after years of forced alcohol abuse. After a short time on his own he realizes that his “intestiny” homestead wouldn’t be that bad, if only his owner’s pal Duane would stop forcing him to join him on his binges. He “Organ”izes an assassination plot in…

Welcome

By Daniel Gerson | 00:08:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2008

Scuttling through the decrepit and impoverished city streets that comprise his only playground, a young boy lives in social peril. The stark, vérité, imagery reveals the alienating effects of urban neglect; places where nature has started to reclaim what society has squandered. Welcome was filmed on location in Winnipeg's crumbling and disenfranchised Chinatown district.

Snowbank: a Winnipeg Story, The

By Cindy Murdoch | 00:02:25 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2009

Late night drinking in Winnipeg’s winter can be a dangerous thing.

Empty

By Jackie Traverse | 00:05:07 | Animation, Documentary, Drama | 01/10/2009

Set to music by Little Hawk, this animated and starkly honest story is a daughter’s tribute to her estranged mother.

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