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Prairie Visionaries: Guy Maddin and the Winnipeg Film Group
Guy Maddin may be one of Canada's best-known unknown filmmakers. From his early, improbable success with "Tales From the Gimli Hospital," the director has relied on near-extinct film techniques to convey both a heavy dose of melodrama and a sly sense of humour. Maddin now works with international stars, but his humble origins are with the Winnipeg Film Group — a filmmakers' co-op that, over 30 years, has brought global acclaim to many Manitoba moviemakers.
Last updated: October 26, 2012
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Three films from the group - an animated film and two documentaries - ...
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The neophyte director builds a set in his family's former beauty shop.
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A distribution deal could take John Paizs's feature beyond the cult fr...
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Writer, director and silent actor John Paizs makes an inventive crime ...
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A CBC Winnipeg film critic shares his opinion of Guy Maddin's first fe...
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Maddin talks about the "noble medium" of black-and-white film and the ...
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Guy Maddin, Greg Klymkiw and John Paizs talk about their start in the ...
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Winnipeg Film Group member Shereen Jerrett documents people and their ...
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As his third feature Careful debuts, Maddin explains why film is his c...
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A mini-Maddin retrospective from The Dead Father to Twilight of the Ic...
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Would-be filmmakers pool their talents to form the Winnipeg Film Group...
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Maddin films the Royal Winnipeg Ballet's version of the famous vampire...
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Cowards Bend the Knee an art-gallery installation, is Maddin's most au...
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A six-minute short wins raves and far outpaces Maddin's expectations.
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Maddin gives Winnipeg the Hollywood treatment in his movie The Saddest...
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Guy Maddin may be one of Canada's best-known unknown filmmakers. From ...