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Red Dog (35mm) PG
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09 October
1:00pm
Arc Cinema
$12/$10
Dir: Kriv Stenders,
PG,
Australia,
2011,
92mins,
35mm,
Australian kelpie Koko stars as the titular Red in this iconic Australian family film about a stray dog who wins the hearts of a remote mining community while searching for his master.
Inspired by a true story (and adapted from Louis de Bernières’ novella), Red Dog is an award-winning feature full of stunning outback cinematography and laconic 1970s Australian humour.
‘A film with enough appeal to set tails wagging wherever it plays’ – The Guardian
Presented on 35mm film prints from the NFSA collection.
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