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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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Dog Face

By Billie Dee Knight | 00:02:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2006

A short experimental film about a woman trapped in hell, where it is 7:30 am all the time.

KidnappÃ©

By Brian Barnhart | 00:10:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/07/2010

A 17 year old suburban girl finds the mutilated body of her best friend in a park, resulting in her becoming complacent and paranoid.

Goodbye, The

By Katherine Surridge | 00:16:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/2001

Beta; Shocking her distraught family, a woman with Alzheimer Disease reaches out to her dying friend in an attempt to say her forgotten goodbye. A true story that demonstrates the power and the will of the human spirit

Tales from the Deep

By Clark Ferguson | 00:14:38 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/03/2012

The film follows a small town rural police force as they try to uncover a series of nonsensical suicides caused by single older men drowning within shallow sloughs.

Parasite

By David Zellis | 00:21:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/10/2006

Jock Van Rysell is a middle age psychiatrist on the verge of a nervous breakdown. His sanity is put to the ultimate test when he is stalked by a male patient of his, leading to Jocks breakdown of his sanity.

Sorrow’s Companion

By Jody Leigh Pacey | 00:15:30 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/07/2010

A drama about a young Aboriginal man who just gets released from jail. He wants to make changes in his life but the bad choices he makes get in the way. We discover how these bad choices affect his life.

Unwoven

By Cecilia Araneda | 00:14:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/8/2001

On the death of her mother, a woman recalls another separation that happened to her as a child. Through memories of a childhood braiding game, she comes to understand her mothers profound sadness and her own need for connection.

memento mori

By Dan Browne | 00:28:30 | Experimental | 31/08/2012

memento mori is a layered time-lapse exploration of the total photographs captured over the course of a lifetime -- over 100,000 in total. These images are blended with each other in permutations and combinations ranging in subjects, objects, percepts, dreams, and experiences, to form an encyclopedic index of the possibilities of sight.

Playing Dead

By Erica Eyres | 00:04:40 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 1/6/2004

In Playing Dead the character speaks about fake suicide as though it is a productive and fulfilling part of her life. Her dialogue has been modelled loosely around artist interviews, using self-assurance and confidence to talk about a ridiculous and disconcerting subject.

Return to You

By Cam Woykin | 00:05:00 | Experimental | 01/10/2010

A pair of lovers are separated by a war that is taking place just 4km from their home. The young woman, strained by isolation, finally has her fiancÃ© return home, but he is bleeding from fatal gunshot wounds. As his breathing fades, the young woman decides to join her love in death by poisoning herself.

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We’re located in the heart of Winnipeg's historic Exchange District in the Artspace building. We are across the street from Old Market Square at the corner of Arthur Street and Bannatyne - one block west of Main.

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