Red Dog: True Blue
Red Dog is back on the big screen! The larger-than-life tale of a very special dog already mesmerised Generation audiences back in 2011. This new film by Australian director Kriv Stenders tells the eponymous hero's backstory, inspired by true events. Eleven-year-old Mick lives with his grandfather on a farm in the Australian Outback. After a storm, he discovers a puppy drenched in blue paint, and names him ‘Blue’ on the spot. From this moment onwards the two of them are inseparable, as they explore the bush and have magical adventures. When Mick falls in love for the first time, however, things become turbulent for both of them. With humour and compassion, the film tells the story of a true friendship in a time of change.
With
- Phoenix (Blue Dog)
- Levi Miller (Mick)
- Bryan Brown (Grandfather)
- Jason Isaacs (Michael Carter)
- Hanna Mangan Lawrence (Betty Marble)
- Thomas Cocquerel (Bill Stemple)
- John Jarratt (Lang Hancock)
- Justine Clarke (Diane Carter)
- Zen McGrath (Theo Carter)
- Winta McGrath (Nicolas Carter)
Crew
Director | Kriv Stenders |
Screenplay | Daniel Taplitz |
Cinematography | Geoffrey Hall |
Editing | Jill Bilcock, Rodrigo Balart |
Music | Cezary Skubiszewski |
Sound Design | Chris Goodes |
Production Design | Sam Hobbs |
Costumes | Anna Borghesi |
Make-Up | Paula Jane Hamilton |
Assistant Director | Charles Rotherham |
Casting | Christine King |
Production Manager | Anna Steel |
Line Producer | Carol Hughes |
Producers | Nelson Woss, Bryce Menzies |
Executive Producers | Marc Van Buuren, Daniel Taplitz, Colin Vaines, Graham Burke, Joel Pearlman, Di Bain, John Poynton, Greg Parker |
Co-Producers | Chris Veerhuis, Mark Kraus, Jill Bilcock |
Produced by
Good Dog Enterprises
Marshalls & Dent
Kriv Stenders
Born in Brisbane, Australia in 1964, he is one of Australia’s most renowned film directors. He graduated from the Australian Film Television and Radio School in Sydney in 1989 and since then has directed numerous documentaries, shorts and feature films as well as music videos and television series. His feature film Red Dog screened in the Berlinale Generation section in 2011 and was a huge box office success.
Filmography (selection)
2005 The Illustrated Family Doctor · Blacktown 2006 Boxing Day 2009 Lucky Country 2011 Red Dog 2014 Kill Me Three Times 2016 Red Dog: True Blue
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2017