The Saddest Music in the World (2003)

If you're interested in the art of filmmaking you have to check this out. Guy Madden is the best kind of artist- the Canadian kind. This film is set in Winnipeg during the Great Depression and the entire thing is shot on a sound stage complete with trains going past behind 6-foot snow banks. Madden puts scenes together like no one else. Many are a collage of black and white footage with a spot of color or live action combined with video in the background. Imagine actors performing inside of a diorama. The only thing crazier than the set construction is the plot. Not sure if this will be shown at MNITBY, but it is worthy.