Gimli International Film Festival 2022

Shorts #8: 10-Year RBC Pitch Retrospective

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10 films in package
Mark
A mysterious encounter between an optimistic young lawyer and a beautiful woman at a bus stop.
Black Rainbow
A public-access weatherman and a farmer feud after a cloud formation begins to cause hallucinatory mirages.
Crash Site
Crash Site tells the story of a displaced young girl, her overwhelmed older sister, and a superhero that brings them together.
Annabelle
Jack, a vision-impaired man, is faced with the declining health of his closest friend and guide-dog, Annabelle.
The Debut
Edie, a prodigious conductor, is gifted with the ability to see music as colour.
If It Ain’t Got
A young man stumbles onto Winnipeg's not so secret swing community and discovers that dancing transcends age, race, and nationality.
Palm House (Eternal Youth)
Palm House (Eternal Youth) follows a young girl who shares a secret with an aging horticultural observatory, which is set to be demolished.
First Session
James, while exploring an abandoned school encounters twisted-faced monsters-physical manifestation of his inner turmoil- something he chooses to confront as a part of a therapy session.
Anak
Having grown up with an unspoken set of rules, Mia recounts key moments of her life and struggles with the decision of fulfilling her cultural duty or breaking ties with her family.
Shorts #8: 10-Year RBC Pitch Retrospective
In 2021, GFF & RBC celebrate the 10 years of RBC Pitch Competition Winners with a special Retrospective Screening of the past 10 years of Pitch-winning Films!


After the film, don't forget to rank the film using the 5 Stars found below the video container! The top-ranked film as chosen by our audience will win GFF's coveted Best of Fest Audience Choice Award, sponsored by the Winnipeg Free Press!

Palm House (Eternal Youth) follows a young girl who shares a secret with an aging horticultural observatory, which is set to be demolished.

  • Year
    2019
  • Runtime
    5 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    Canada
  • Rating
    PG
  • Director
    Erica Ulrich
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