FIDO (2006)
- Run Time: 91 min.
- Rating: 14A
- Director: Andrew Currie
- Writer(s): Robert Chomiak, Andrew Currie and Dennis Heaton
- Producer(s): Trent Carlson, Blake Corbet, Kevin Eastwood, Mary Anne Waterhouse
- Star(s): Carrie-Anne Moss, Billy Connolly, Dylan Baker
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Plot Summary
Welcome to Willard, an idyllic town in a 1950s parallel universe, where the sun shines every day, everybody knows their neighbour and zombies carry the mail.
Visually captivating, sly and clever, Fido follows the Robinson family, who have been hesitant to get a zombie of their own even though everyone on the block has one. All that changes when Mom (Moss) buys Fido and the loveable brute becomes young Timmy’s best friend. Fido is a funny, satirical and refreshing movie with an all-star cast and a standout performance by Billy Connolly as Fido.
“Currie’s zombie comedy is in a class by itself,” — Lori Fireman, Now Magazine
About the Director
Andrew Currie
Currie grew up in British Columbia, where he attended Simon Fraser University. His feature film credits include Mile Zero and Fido, which was nominated for 12 Leo awards and won six. Currie is currently at work on the upcoming feature Barricade.