Shorts
We are always looking for actors and crew for upcoming short films, so get in contact with us at office@dogandwolf.com
Here’s a selection of Dog and Wolf’s short films so far. Enjoy.
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Film Review: Beloved / Les Bien-Aimés (2011):
A razzledazzle musical reprise of Man At Bath, Christophe Honoré's Beloved is a fractured but enjoyable romp through the swinging Sixties and nervous Noughties.
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Film Review: Elles (2011):
A devastating bedroom battle of the sexes, Malgorzata Szumowska's Elles offers a glimpse into the secret lives of women behind closed doors.
Elles
Belles...
Film Review: This Must Be The Place (2011):
His first English language feature, Paolo Sorrentino's This Must Be The Place turns the U-turn into a narrative art as a has-been popstar turns Nazi-hunter.
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Film Review: Headhunter / Hodejegerne:
Based on the bestselling novel by Jo Nesbø, Headhunters is a taut Norwegian thriller of slick art thefts, aggressive male rivalry and big inferiority complexes.
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Film Festival: The 26th London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2012:
The 26th BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
CAUTION: Here be spoilers
Like a cloudburst, the annual London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival brighten...
Film Review: Wild Bill (2011):
Set in Stratford's badlands, Dexter Fletcher's debut feature Wild Bill has Olympian dreams of turning a wayward father into a family hero. So very London 2012.
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Film Review: Tiny Furniture (2010):
Tiny Furniture sees young filmmaker Lena Dunham trying to carve out a path for herself amidst the monochrome post-graduate confusion of New York.
Tiny Furniture...
Film Review: Babycall (2011):
Pål Sletaune's Babycall is a hall of ghostly mirrors and fantasy reflections as a mother and victim of domestic abuse tries to keep a fracturing reality together...
Film Review: The Kid With A Bike / Le Gamin Au Vélo (2011):
Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne return to heartbreaking form with The Kid With A Bike with a little boy lost looking for love with all the kinetic anxiety he can mu...
Film Review: Once Upon A Time In Anatolia / Bir Zamanlar Anadolu'da (2011):
An epic night-time police investigation, Nuri Bilge Ceylan's Once Upon A Time In Anatolia exhumes an inconvenient truth from the soul's darkest recesses.
Once...
- A musical mix-tape of Sixties sexiness and Noughties nihilism, Christophe Honoré's Beloved is a starry colour riot. #3* http://t.co/Owflstwx
- They certainly can @susannah63. And a Frodo lookalike to boot. Think Shakespeare may have got lost in the storm though.
- The Tempest hits Swansea in Marc Evans' Hunky Dory, a Welsh celebration of am-dram, teenage heartbreak with a sprinkling of whimsy.
- In @Chaptertweets to see Marc Evans' Hunky Dory with visions of Minnie Driver corralling a Welsh version of Glee. With flares. #vivelesinema
- Is Noomi Rapace the new Sigourney Weaver? Michael Fassbender the new John Hurt? Is Ridley Scott's Prometheus Alien+33? #areyouseeingthis?
- Shame about the nice old school building at 101 Kilburn Lane. @Gstandsfor @gadventuremanu @gadv_le_frenchy @claudia_bara
- Can't wait for The Bridge tonight. I'm hoping for another game of Guess Who of Scandinavia's finest. #reallyshouldnttweetabouttelly
- Juliette Binoche turns in a juggernaut performance in Malgorzata Szumowska’s Elles, women on the verge of prostitution. http://t.co/Hrzk5NFv
- Ah! #Dromedar's new Sot Dulce de Leche! Num num. Do they do a caipiriccino too? @Dzzulie @Gstandsfor
- Paolo Sorrentino's English language debut follows Sean Penn as a shuffling popstar in a Nazi-hunting road movie. #4* http://t.co/Z7D6pfXv