Born in Kingston, Ontario, he is a renowned Canadian filmmaker celebrated for his innovative and eclectic storytelling. He gained prominence with the 1989 film "Roadkill," which won the Toronto International Film Festival's Best Canadian Feature Film award. Known for his rock 'n' roll sensibility and often incorporating music into his films, his notable works include "Hard Core Logo" and "Pontypool." His style is characterized by a blend of humor, horror, and drama, making him a distinctive voice in Canadian cinema.
PONTYPOOL
A psychological thriller set in a small town radio station where a deadly virus spreads through language. As the staff try to survive, they must...