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1989 | Bruce
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role | 1990 | Don
Best Screenplay Original | 1990 | Don
Best Feature Film | 1990 | Bruce
Budget 250,000 USD
Bruce McDonald originally conceived the film as a concert film focusing on the band A Neon Rome, but the band's lead singer, Neal Arbik, was uncooperative during the tour which the planned film was to focus on. Arbik eventually left the music industry before the film could get made as well as before his band's planned second album could even be recorded. Instead, the film became a fictionalized portrayal of A Neon Rome, depicting a band on the verge of collapsing in a similar manner.
The film's soundtrack ended up on the Canadian charts from the makers having sneaked off with copies from record store shelves.
"Ramona: Russel, are you really a serial killer? Russel: Well, I've never really killed anyone before, but that's what I'm shooting for. That's my ambition. I know it's a hard profession, and it's a competive field and getting tougher every year. You have to kill about 20 people now before you're taken seriously, But let's face it, what other options do I have? There's not a lot of opportunities up here for social mobility. I mean you can either become a hockey player or take up a life of crime. And I have weak ankles, so there you go."
