Jaimz Asmundson is a Canadian underground filmmaker based in Winnipeg who works in a variety of styles, from transgressive narrative to experimental magick to original music videos and more. He is also heavily involved in the Winnipeg film scene, having worked for the WNDX Festival of Film & Video Art, teaching classes at the Winnipeg Film Group and serving a variety of roles on the productions of other Winnipeg-based filmmakers.
You can learn more about this filmmaker at his official website.
Echoes (2014)
The Magus (2011)
Kanye West Apologizes to George W. Bush (2011)
Do The Blubb! (2010)
Goths! On The Bus! (2010)
The Phantom of the Cinematheque (2008)
Kanashibara (2007)
Drawing Genesis (2006)
Blow Me (2005)
Liquid Lunch (2004)
Carpet Cleaners (2002)
The Attack of the 50 Foot Chihuahuas From Outer Space! (1999)
The Chicago Underground Film Festival is a great place to go see mysterious cinema, such as Echoes by Jaimz Asmundson and Bite Radius by Spencer Parsons.
The 22nd annual Chicago Underground Film Festival presents devastating celluloid provocations on May 13-17 by Jaimz Asmundson, Spencer Parsons, Zachary Epcar and more.
The 9th annual Montreal Underground Film Festival will screen short films by Ben Popp, Lori Felker, Brian Lonano, Neil Ira Neeleman, and more; and a feature film by Mike Olenick.
The inaugural Winnipeg Underground Film Festival features loads of short experimental films by Bryan Boyce, Salise Hughes, Jodie Mack; retrospectives of Jesse McLean and Paul Clipson; and lots more.
The 8th annual Montreal Underground Film Festival is screening Jaimz Asmundson’s The Magus, plus films by Aaron Zeghers, Leslie Supnet, Lori Felker and tons more.
The 7th annual WNDX Festival of Moving Image presents a four-part study of Beat cinema by Jack Sargeant, a moveable microcinema curated by Solomon Nagler, plus films by Clint Enns and much more.
The Magus, directed by Winnipeg filmmaker Jaimz Asmundson and starring his father C. Graham Asmundson, is one of the most original, imaginative and visually innovative short films of the last several years.
View clips from many of the beautiful short films that will be screening at the 3rd annual Strange Beauty Film Festival, which will be held at the Man Bites Dog Theater in Durham, NC on Feb. 16-18.
The 3rd annual Strange Beauty Film Festival runs in Durham, NC on Feb. 16-18 and screens films by Jaimz Asmundson, Don Swaynos, Leslie Supnet and more.
The Underground Film Journal’s 2011 Movie of the Year pick is Usama Alshaibi’s Profane, a spectacular triumph of uncompromising vision, extreme daring and intimate personal expression.
