My Happy End<\/strong> by Milen Vitanov My Happy End<\/strong> Talking Dog for Sale, 10 Euros<\/strong> Dog Years I & II<\/strong> David and Goliath<\/strong>
\nTalking Dog for Sale, 10 Euros<\/strong> by Lewis-Martin Soucy
\nDog Years I & II<\/strong> by Sam Hearn and Richard Penfold
\nDavid and Goliath<\/strong> by George Zaverdas<\/p>\n
\nGermany
\nAll dogs love to chase their tail. This particular dog succeeds in catching it. Not only does this act change his life, but his new best friend’s life as well. An affectionate tribute to the old Saturday morning cartoons we all grew up with. Directed by Milen Vitanov.
\n– Watch the film again, below<\/a>.
\n– To learn more about the film go to my-happy-end.com<\/a>.
\n– See the film’s IMDb entry at imdb.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nFrance
\nWhen a man sees a curious advertisement for a talking dog for sale really cheap, he pursues the offer with natural skepticism. It’s got to be a joke, right? Written, produced and directed by Lewis-Martin Soucy. This is Lewis-Martin’s second film to be part of Imagemakers (season three, episode Handicap<\/strong>). Principal cast: Roberto Alvarez, Rikar Gil and Camilo Garcia.
\n– Visit the film’s Facebook page at facebook.com<\/a>.
\n– See the film’s IMDb entry at imdb.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nEngland
\nBen, a frustrated mongrel ties to make sense of his human companion’s strange behavior. When his supposed best friend takes him to get castrated, Ben has a hard time seeing the bright side of the situation. A dog’s life is not all it’s cracked up to be. Shot on super 8, the hilarious film gives a dog’s perspective on the meaning of life. When nothing seems to make sense, all you’ve got left is to live in the moment. Written and directed by Sam Hearn and Richard Penfold.
\n– See the film’s IMDb entry at imdb.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nUSA
\nDavid, a Jew and a resistance fighter, flees for his life as he is being hunted down by Nazi soldiers. David finds refuge in a nearby farmhouse where he hides in a dog house protected by a ferocious German Shepherd, who ultimately becomes his savior. An extraordinary true story set in 1943 Czechoslovakia and based on the life of David Bako. Produced, written and directed by George Zaverdas. Principal cast: Billy Burke, Kent Kasper, Jim Boeven and Rudolf Martin.
\n– Watch the film again, below<\/a>.
\n– To read an interview with the filmmaker visit manhattanshort.com<\/a>.
\n– To learn more about the film go to wix.com<\/a>.
\n– See the film’s IMDb entry at imdb.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n