Buried on Sunday

1992 PG 1h 34m 6.1

A fishing village responds to government cutbacks by declaring independence and uses the arsenal of a Soviet missile sub to back it up.

When a Canadian Atlantic coast fishing village is threatened with the loss of all of its fishing rights, local reverend (and mayor) Augustus Knickel finds a way to fight back. Relying on an obscure clause in an ancient treaty, he declares the village as an independent republic! He also finds a way to back up those words: by buying an abandoned Russian nuclear submarine from the most senior officer still aboard (namely, the cook.)

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Info about Buried on Sunday

Studio(s): First Choice Canadian Communication Corporation, Salter Street Films International

Originally Released: United States on Sep 18, 1992

Genres: Comedy, Drama