This is The Tragedy of the Winnipeg Jets (2006) via ubu web:

Using degraded scraps of de-accessioned Winnipeg television found in BFI bins and rubbish heaps, the filmmakers of the Atelier National du Manitoba have pieced together a surreal and ridiculous alternative history of the Winnipeg Jets. Combining depraved lo-fi video depictions of on-ice Jet humiliation with found footage of Quebec politics, Billy Van, Wayne Gretzky and porn, this experimental collage creates a provocative and satiric portrait of Winnipeg identity. Banned in its native Manitoba, “Death by Popcorn” has nonetheless become a cult hit throughout the art-house hockey circuit.

The Atelier National du Manitoba contends that the ironic epic of the Winnipeg Jets seems to mirror the mysterious trajectory of Winnipeg history itself. Both tell a story about people whose triumph was short-lived, whose defeat was monumental, whose drama was played out upon a cruel bed of ice, and who, at the end of their lives, moved to far away Phoenix Arizona.

L’Atelier national du Manitoba is a filmmaking and art collective based in Winnipeg, Canada. Founded in February 2005, the club’s artistic output often focuses on the history, culture and ephemera of Winnipeg and Manitoba, in general. In collaboration, and individually under the l’Atelier rubric, the group’s members have created an array of short and feature-length films, videos, posters, art projects, curatorial showcases and essays.

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