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Dog Pound

Country: Canada, Language: English, 91 mins

  • Director: Kim Chapiron
  • Writer: Jeremie Delon; Kim Chapiron
  • Producer: Georges Bermann; Frédéric Junqua

CGiii Comment

Since it borrows heavily from Scum - comparisons are inevitable.

The writing is appalling, the direction rushed and unaccomplished and the acting is strained - bordering on the wooden.

Character development is nil, the ending ridiculous.

Chapiron has all the shortcomings of an inexperienced auteur.

Either direct or write - you plainly can't do both.


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The(ir) Blurb...

When 17-year-old Butch is sent to the Enola Vale Youth Correctional Center in Montana for blinding an abusive correctional officer, he brings with him a deep-seated intolerance for injustices and a penchant for meting out retributions on his own. No one had better mess with him or anyone else while he's there. Unfortunately, many do.

Cast & Characters

Adam Butcher as Butch;
Shane Kippel as Davis;
Mateo Morales as Angel;
Slim Twig as Max;
Taylor Poulin as Banks;
Dewshane Williams as Frank;
Lawrence Bayne as Goodyear;
Trent McMullen as Sands;
Jeff McEnery as Loony;
Bryan Murphy as Eckersley;
Michael Morang as Hamel;
Clayton Joseph as Karuk;
Alexander Conti as Sal;
William Christopher Ellis as Meakin;
Michael States Jr. as Gahege