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ISLE OF DOGS

Wes Anderson’s latest foray into stop-motion animation, Isle of Dogs, will light up cinema screens.

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ISLE OF DOGS

It’s been eight years since auteur filmmaker Wes Anderson introduced us to a family of fantastic foxes. But in March 2018, his latest foray into stop-motion animation, Isle of Dogs, will light up cinema screens.

It’s set in Japan 20 years into the future, in a world where dogs over-populate the country and have been exiled to a waste disposal island. The film’s roll-call of voice actors features a bunch of Anderson regulars (Bill Murray, Jason Schwartzman, Edward Norton, Tilda Swinton, Jeff Goldblum, Frances McDormand, and Harvey Keitel) along with newbies Greta Gerwig, Bryan Cranston, and Yoko Ono. A Wes Anderson film about dogs that’s set in Japan? This is our idea of cinematic heaven.


Isle of Dogs premieres on 15 February 2018 at Berlin Film Festival.
General release 28 March 2018.
Stills courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures.

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