Get your first glance at the Bruce McDonald HARD CORE LOGO II

New film by Todd Brown, November 30, 2010 18 H 19 we learned back in June that Director Bruce McDonald had succeeded in dragging out and shoot very quietly a sequel to his cult hit hard core logo without anyone particularly noticed. It appears McDonald packaged essentially a truck with a small cast and crew have led to the Saskatchewan continue its rock ' n roll tale and now, five months later, the finished film is on point for the first time at the Festival of Whistler. Here's how they describe it:

Bruce McDonald (played by Bruce McDonald himself) is the Director of the infamous rock doc on hard core (logo), a film strip turned to tragedy when lead core, Joe Dick killed himself in front of camera. Since then, Bruce has lived with the guilt of immortalizing death of Joe on film. Bruce is asked for an interview with the lack of care of the Canadian punk band Die Mannequin, which purports to be channeling the spirit of Joe.

Join the band at a recording studio in the hinterland of Saskatchewan, Bruce discovers care manager hired a musical legend named Bucky Haight to produce the album.Bruce is convinced that care suffers a real case possession and stays in documenting the process of recording flow of bizarre events, experiences of Bruce revitalize and cure him of his trauma on Joe.

Even if there is no available trailer that even we obtained the first trio of images of the film available in the gallery below.
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