Dog (2001) (Dog) (2002)

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7	Rating (10 ratings)
7.2	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Suzie Templeton

Starring

Tony Fish
The man

Bill Homewood
The dog

Written by

Suzie Templeton

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Release date: 6 August 2002

Tags: Animation (3), Short (3), Dog (1), British Animation (1), Dog Dies (1), 5 Min. (1), Water Stain (1), Father-son Relationship (1), Death Of Mother (1), Young Boy (1), Death Of Wife (1), Euthenasia (1), Mercy Killing (1), Color (1), 2001 (1), 2000s (1), Short Film (1), Depressing (1), Puppets (1), Poverty (1)

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"DIR: Suzie Templeton SUMMARY: A boy in mourning for his dead mother looks to his father for reassurance. In the meantime, the family dog also seems to be unwell. WHY IT'S HERE: Like her earlier short 'Stanley', Suzie Templeton's BAFTA-winning 'Dog' combines a bleak reality with the structure of an off-colour joke. Unlike 'Stanley' however, 'Dog' does not feature a blackly comic side, just a grim march towards a horrendously inevitable moment which seems to mark the potentially lifelong scarr"