Napoli Dogs

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Movie
German title Napoli Dogs
Original title Le gang des cabots de Naples
Country of production Austria , Italy , France
original language German , English , Italian , French
Publishing year 2006
length 52 minutes
Age rating FSK 0
Rod
Director Barbara Fally-Puskás
script Barbara Fally-Puskás
production Dieter Pochlatko
music Kurt Adametz
camera Stefano Pancaldi
cut Jörg Achatz

The feature film Napoli Dogs is a docu-drama from 2006.

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The film tells the fate of a pack of eight stray dogs. The focus is on Bartolo, a collie crossbreed with a good-hearted look. He loves the crazy city of Naples, its inhabitants, but above all the freedom he has as a street dog. Nevertheless, he sometimes longs for a family and a place in a house, for petting and a full bowl of food. Just as he once had it as a puppy before he chewed up his mistress' shoes and was then put in front of the door by his master.

But Bartolo was lucky in misfortune. He was taken in by the well-known dog gang, the Napoli Dogs . The troupe teaches him how to survive in the urban jungle of Italy. Every dog ​​has its own characteristics when it comes to getting food. Parthenope is a master at emptying garbage cans, Leopardi and Malocchio have made stealing their own, the dog Chiara stands on her hind paws to soften people with her cute demeanor, and Bartolo wins their attention with his trusting look. Gennaro, the oldest of the gang, usually stays in the background. The exhausting adventures across the city are no longer for him. He is the narrator in the story.

Awards

  • Awarded the Audience Favorite Film at the EcoVision Film Festival in Palermo 2007.
  • At the Festival Internazionale Del Cinema di Salerno 2007 the film received a prize in the Sezione Informativi category .

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