Project Detail

Daniel and the Superdogs

Synopsis

Eleven-year-old Daniel is feeling abandoned. His mother died a few months ago and his father Mark, still reeling from the shock, has buried himself in his work. That doesn't leave much time for Daniel and a rift of mutual incomprehension grows between son and father. Happily, Daniel can count on his best friends Colin and William, with whom he hangs around regularly and with whose help he is training an abandoned dog for the Superdog show!

His relationship with April, a girl his age whose mother runs a dog pound, isn't nearly as happy. When all is said and done, however, after a story full of twists and turns, he wins April's affections and he leads his dog Gypsy to victory at the Superdog show.

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Features
Running time
102 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Andre Melancon
Producer
Rock Demars, Chris Curling, Phil Robertson
Co-Producer
Rock Demars, Chris Curling, Phil Robertson
Editor
Mattieu Roy-Decarie
Screenwriter
Richard Schlesinger
Director of Photography
Jean Lepine
Sound
Martin Trevis
Composer
James Seymour Brett
Principal cast
Matthew Harbour, Patrick Goyette, Macha Grenon, Annie Bouvaird

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Production Status

Production Company

Zephyr Films Dan Ltd.

33 Percy Street
London W1T 2DF
UK

T +44 (0)20 7255 3555

Sales Company

Productions La Fete

387 St. Paul Street Ouest
Montreal (Quebec)
H2Y 2A7
Canada

T +1 514 848 0417

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