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Bill Plympton's Dog Days: A Collection of Short Films 2004-2008

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Bill Plympton's Dog Days: A Collection of Short Films 2004-2008 (2009)

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Runtime: 2 hrs 10 mins

Genre: Musical & Performing Arts

Synopsis: Bill Plympton brings more of his wonderful creations to the screen with this collection from his later career, specifically the period of 2004-08. Included here are inspired and thoroughly... Bill Plympton brings more of his wonderful creations to the screen with this collection from his later career, specifically the period of 2004-08. Included here are inspired and thoroughly Plympton-esque commercials and specials, as well as music videos for such artists as Kanye West, Parson Brown, and Weird Al Yankovic. Also featured are animatics, storyboards, interviews, and other extras. [More]

Director: Bill Plympton

Director: Bill Plympton

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Jul 28, 2009

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  • From 2004-2008, Mr. Plympton had an unparalleled string of hit films. Featured here are the best of this golden age, including the celebrated dog trilogy and a number of rare and seldom seen films.
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    a better time cannot be had.

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    Bill Plympton's fourth collection of his short films is every bit as creative, if not quite as anarchic, as his earlier work.

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