Search results
15 de jun. de 2020 · For fans of the horror genre, the name Bruce McDonald should ring a bell. Known for his horror flick Pontypool, Canadian filmmaker Bruce McDonald is back with his newest film, the mind-bending crime/thriller, DREAMLAND.The film, which also stars frequent collaborator Stephen McHattie, centers around “the night of the strangest wedding in cinema history, as a grotesque gang boss hires a stone ...
Bruce McDonald’s tender and bittersweet teen drama is the perfect summer film: A road trip of self-discovery that travels across a beautiful Nova Scotia, all set to fabulous 70s tunes. A gentle gem featuring a star-making performance by Julia Sarah Stone.
Frecuencia macabra (Pontypool) es una película dirigida por Bruce McDonald con Stephen McHattie, Lisa Houle, Georgina Reilly, Hrant Alianak .... Año: 2008. Título original: Pontypool. Sinopsis: Vivimos en la época del meme y las campañas de publicidad virales. Frases o palabras que se esparcen por Internet como un virus; palabras que pierden su significado original y adquieren uno nuevo ...
Bruce McDonald is a Canadian director known for his irreverent, eclectic style and his love of music and pop culture. After breaking out with his debut feature Roadkill, he has gone on to direct numerous other acclaimed films including Hard Core Logo, The Tracy Fragments and Pontypool, as well as a handful of documentaries and more TV than you can shake a stick at.
Film director, Bruce McDonald, has brought something along with him, something he says saved his life when he was 14 years old. Something that made him think...
NFL. I had the opportunity to run point and produce all of the NFL brand work for the 2016 season. It all culminated with a Super Bowl spot featuring tiny doppelgängers of famous NFL players and coaches. That spot received some major love and was ranked #8 on the USA Today Ad Meter and won a Bronze Clio for FILM. Not a bad season.
15 de nov. de 2010 · Bruce McDonald's third feature film, Dance Me Outside (1994), for which he wrote the screenplay based on a story by W.P. KINSELLA, was made on a larger budget and produced by Norman JEWISON. It depicts life on a reservation and, made in a more conventional style than his earlier films, it received a mixed critical reception.
