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This black and white short film (with hardboiled voiceover) follows canine filmmaker Quinn Hud to the dog-eat-dog world of the Cannes Film Festival to sell his latest work. Director Jonathan Ogilvie honed his skills making music videos for Flying Nun bands; and he shot the Super 8 footage for this tale when his short Despondent Divorcee screened at Cannes 1995. Quinn Hud’s 18 second epic features as a film within a film — and the cavalcade of stars alone would warrant watching this witty Tropfest winner (also chosen for competition at Cannes and Telluride).
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Black Frame Productions
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Television, 1975 (Full Length)
Documentary about the Cannes Film Festival
1996 Tropfest
First place
Festivals include:
1996 Cannes (in competition), 1996 Telluride, 1996 Sao Paulo, 1996 Geneva, 1996 Sitges (Spain), 1996 Hof (Germany)