Blu-ray full-frame and DVD full-frame, 2007, Not Rated, contains nudity, sex, profanity, alcohol and drugs, and intense scenes NOTHING’S TRUE in this mockumentary on Winnipeg, the midwest section of ...

A multilayered journey through the hometown in his head, Guy Maddin's "My Winnipeg" is a vigorous caprice of fact and fiction. A multilayered journey through the hometown in his head, Guy Maddin’s “My ...

"My Winnipeg" is filmmaker Guy Maddin's touching goodbye letter to his Canadian hometown. As such, you might expect tenderness, nostalgia, tears. You'll get some of those, but you'll also laugh and at ...

Looking back on this still-young century makes clear that 2007 was a major time for cinematic happenings — and, on the basis of this retrospective, one we’re not quite through with ten years on. One’s ...

Prior to the introduction more than a decade ago of annotated DVDs (notes and interviews with director, descriptions of scenes), the concept of a book consisting of an annotated script, notes and ...

Guy Maddin calls his “My Winnipeg” a “docu-fantasia,” and there’s no reason not to take him at his word. This haunting phantasmagoria of a film -- comic, singular, surreal -- is not only something no ...

The Manitoba city of Winnipeg looms large in the imagination of its most famous filmmaking son, Guy Maddin. So it’s only natural that Maddin make a tribute to his hometown. Tribute? Well, something ...

Even the blandest, most benighted hamlet, if it happens to be the place where you first met the world, is myth and magic. It's the map of a hidden self, for better or worse. Usually, somehow, worse.

Watching Guy Maddin’s My Winnipeg is like experiencing a restless night’s sleep; lingering on the edge of consciousness, barraged by an endless loop of imagery that almost makes sense, all the while ...

his whole career, in that he's been telling stories informed by the old movies and forgotten folktales he soaked up over decades of lying on his Winnipeg couch in unrepentant sloth. In recent years—in ...

TORONTO -- "Docu-fantasia" is too mild a label for Guy Maddin's simultaneously heartfelt and mocking ode to the hometown he describes as the coldest, most soporific city on Earth. By The Associated ...