Films By Joyce Wieland
- Patriotism, Part II (1964)
- Water Sark (1965)
- Rat Life and Diet in North America (1968)
- Dripping Water (1969) (co-directed with Michael Snow)
- Cat Food (1969)
- Reason Over Passion/la raison avant la passion (1969) (a meditation on the Canada of Pierre Trudeau)
- Pierre Vallières (1972)
- Solidarity (1973)
- The far shore (1976)
- A and B in Ontario (1984) (co-directed with Hollis Frampton)
- Birds at Sunrise (1986)
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