Dog with a Movie Cameradirected by Pablo Álvarez-Hornia and Jack Salvadori

About

In 1940s London, a secretive group of middle-aged men—posing as members of the Nazi high command—converge on a city shrouded in tension and surveillance to carry out an experiment they believe could change the nature of cinema and control. Their plan is both ambitious and unsettling: they want to create the first feature film shot entirely by a dog, trusting an animal’s instinct to capture motion, framing, and authenticity in ways human operators cannot. As they assemble their unconventional setup and press through the obstacles of training, timing, and the unpredictability of life in the streets, the men’s rigid ideology clashes with the brute reality of working with a living creature. With the clock always moving and London’s atmosphere thick with fear and secrecy, the experiment becomes more than a stunt—it turns into a struggle for dominance over technology, perception, and the fragile line between instruction and chaos.