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Dog

6.6/10
TMDB38 votes
Original: 11 min

A teenage girl gets ready to go out to meet her boyfriend, despite her mother's loud verbal disapproval of her clothes. She goes out to a deserted area with him and he begins to touch her up and have sex with her, however a dog reveals the true nature of her boyfriend.

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About Dog

Dog (2001) is a film in the drama genres. Directed by . The cast includes Joanne Hill, Freddie Cunliffe, Veronica Valentine, Jimmy Woodham.

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Original language
Runtime
11 minutes
Status
Released
Production countries
United Kingdom
Production companies
Zephyr Films
Directors
Writers
Andrea Arnold

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What is Dog about?

A teenage girl gets ready to go out to meet her boyfriend, despite her mother's loud verbal disapproval of her clothes. She goes out to a deserted area with him and he begins to touch her up and have sex with her, however a dog reveals the true nature of her boyfriend.

Who stars in Dog?

Joanne Hill, Freddie Cunliffe, Veronica Valentine, Jimmy Woodham, Ronnie Woodham, John Arter. See the cast cards above for character names.

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