Paint Cans

1994
1h 40m

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Nigel Bennett, Martha Burns, Shaun Clarke, Don Francks, Lex Gigeroff, Andy Jones, Chas Lawther, Ann-Marie MacDonald, Alan MacGillivray, Nancy Marshall, Michael McManus, Kelly-Ruth Mercier, Jennifer Overton, Robyn Stevan, Jim Swansburg, Glenn Wadman, Shelley Wenaus, and Adam Westerback in Paint Cans (1994)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWick Burns is a government official with all the self-motivation and personality of a robot. His newest project is to find funding for a small art film, "Paint Cans".Wick Burns is a government official with all the self-motivation and personality of a robot. His newest project is to find funding for a small art film, "Paint Cans".Wick Burns is a government official with all the self-motivation and personality of a robot. His newest project is to find funding for a small art film, "Paint Cans".

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Kelly-Ruth Mercier's debut.

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Disclaimer reads: The characters and events portrayed in this film are purely fictitious. Any resemblance to any person, living or dead, is purely coincidental and unintended. Any resemblance to any institutions, however, is another thing altogether.

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Dig You Latter (Hubba Hubba)
Written by Harold Adamson (as Adamson) / Jimmy McHugh (as McHugh)
Performed by Perry Como

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1/10

UGH!

What a horrible, horrible movie! If this is typical of what government-sponsored Canadian filmmakers do, then I think we should cut off funding to the film industry. It's supposed to be a spoof of the Canadian film industry, but of course it has no fangs or a sense of humor. What the hell do those inserts of WW II stock footage mean? Why does the movie have such a dull, dreary look? Why the hell does the movie end with the main character staring into the camera at an angle? Where's the laughs? Where's the satire? It's easy to see why this movie (to my knowledge) never got a theatrical release or even a video distributor. To think my tax dollars supports this crap - I'm outraged! And it's movies like this which make me ashamed to be Canadian.