Matthew Rankin Movies

A found-footage followup to Kubasa in a Glass

On a moonlit street corner, a Parisian waif sits dejectedly on a doorstep, mournfully clutching a dogless leash.

An examination of Rory Lepine, who sent Winnipeg into a frenzy when he beat local legend Burton Cummings with a beer bottle in a 7-Eleven in 1985

Self-portrait of the filmmaker seen through the mystical postmodern prism of Iranian cinema

Another chapter of the 16mm dreamwave micro-hallucinations in National Parks across Canada.

16mm dreamwave micro-hallucinations in National Parks across Canada.

A man confronts painful memories of a love affair now over. But he is perplexed by the appearance of a disgusting creature that he just can't get rid...

Artistic rivalry infects the Winnipeg public service. Strong words are uttered, regretted, retracted.

Only the electrifying courage and love of Québec nationalism can save the citizens of Winnipeg from committing mass suicide.

A demented parody of the Canadian government.

In the idealism and mutation of his home town of Winnipeg, the filmmaker Matthew Rankin launches a failed campaign of absolute inter-human solidarity...

Matthew spends Mother’s Day in his mom’s house slowly deleting her voicemails.

An experimental montage of the exteriors of apartment buildings