Bruce McDonald

Pontypool -- Official selection of Toronto and SXSW. Small-town radio station, unique disaster. 'Grade A...one-of-a-kind zombie film. A witty, gory little tour-de-force.' - Schwarzbaum, EW 'Top 5 of 2009.' - DreadCentral

Official selection of Toronto and SXSW. Small-town radio station, unique disaster. "Grade A...one-of-a-kind zombie film. A witty, gory little tour-de-force." - Schwarzbaum, EW "Top 5 of 2009." - DreadCentral

Official selection of Toronto and SXSW. Small-town radio station, unique disaster. "Grade A...one-of-a-kind zombie film. A witty, gory little tour-de-force." - Schwarzbaum, EW "Top 5 of 2009." - DreadCentral

Valentine's Day is off to a bizarre start for a radio shock-jock when he runs into a crazed woman on his way to work -- and that's only the beginning. Soon, scores of other people in the small Ontario town of Pontypool start acting awfully odd.

What do you do when you have six hours to live? Last Night chronicles a small group of people whose lives intersect as a nameless apocalypse descends on them, which director Don McKellar handles with grace and solemn dignity. A woman (Sandra Oh) tries to locate her husband to fulfill a suicide pact, while a young man (Callum Keith Rennie) has a rendezvous with a former high school teacher.

Edgier and darker than Spinal Tap, this mockumentary follows the reunion tour of the titular punk band. Narrator Bruce McDonald trails the group from one venue to the next, adding insightful commentary about each band member along the way. McDonald also spotlights Logo's charismatic lead singer, Joe Dick (Hugh Dillon), and his self-imposed mission to hold the band together at all costs. Punk godfathers D.O.A. and Joey Ramone appear in cameos.

A high school music teacher reflects on the choice he made as a young, frustrated composer to become an instructor - an inspirational story of the extraordinary impact of ordinary heroes. With William H. Macy, Olympia Dukakis.

An aspiring composer never quite settles into a career as a high school music teacher, until he realizes the impact he has had on generations of students in this Award-nominated drama.

A high school music teacher reflects on the choice he made as a young, frustrated composer to become an instructor - an inspirational story of the extraordinary impact of ordinary heroes. With William H. Macy, Olympia Dukakis.