Buried on Sunday (1992 film)

Buried on Sunday is a 1992 Canadian political comedy film directed by Paul Donovan. 
==Synopsis==
A fishing village responds to government cutbacks by declaring independence and uses the arsenal of a Soviet missile sub to back it up.Buried on Sunday - IMDB - Retrieved 1 February 2022
==Cast==
* Paul Gross as Augustus Knickel
* Denise Virieux as Noel
* Henry Czerny as Nelson Treadwell
* Jeff Leder as Paxton
* Tommy Sexton the Prisoner
* Maury Chaykin as Dexter Lexcannon
* Louis Del Grande as the Prime Minister
== Reception ==
Sloan Freer, writing for the Radio Times, said that, "Though the film makes salient points about individual rights and freedoms, it's undermined by a lack of bite and thematic focus," rating it two out of a possible five stars.Buried on Sunday - Radio Times - Retrieved 1 February 2022
==Notes==
=== Historical & Political References ===
* The Treaty of Utrecht is an important plot point.
* The Soviet Union collapsed prior to the events of the film.
==Links==
* Buried on Sunday on Wikipedia
* Buried on Sunday on IMDB
==References==
Category:Fiction
Category:Real films
Category:Real Canadian films
Category:Real comedy films
Category:Real Canadian comedy films
Category:Real films released in 1992