2018 Film Listings

Welcome to the 2019 WNDX Festival of Moving Image. This year we present more than 100 films, videos and performances from Manitoba and around the world. Highlights among these are 8 short videos and a performance by Thirza Jean Cuthand, joining us from Toronto for a special retrospective screening of her work. Also visiting us this year for a retrospective screening is Turkish-American filmmaker Nazlı Dinçel, who also leads a hands-on film manipulation workshop on October 5. Curator Guillaume Lafleur joins us from Montreal to present a survey of underground Quebecois films from 1948-1989, and Montreal-based filmmaker Ryan McKenna will open the festival with the Manitoban premiere of his Winnipeg city symphony Cranks. In addition to these (and other) highlights, WNDX will present 8 short film programs curated from our international open call for submissions, including the Manitoban premiere of Aaron Zeghers and Lewis Bennett’s found-footage documentary Danny, the Canadian premiere of Hazel Katz and Je’Jae Daniels’ Bubby & Them (winner of our award for Best International Work), the World premiere of Nicolás Superby’s Andino, and much, much more. Check out the entire program now - there’s lots to see - then pick up a pass and bring all yr friends.

All screenings to take place at the Winnipeg Cinematheque, 100 Arthur St, except where otherwise noted.

PRICING:
$10 General
$8 Seniors/Students
$6 WFG/Cinematheque Members
$20 Full Festival Pass [BEST DEAL!] (does not include OTS8)

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Cinematheque Access Info:

The Cinematheque is located on the main floor of the Artspace building which has a street level elevator at the west entrance of the building and ten steps at the east entrance to the main floor. The theatre has a ramp leading to the seating area and space for wheelchairs. The Artspace building has two gendered multi-stall bathrooms on the main floor with manual doors and grab bars in some stalls.