IMDb RATING
6.6/10
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A dysfunctional man living a secluded life believes that he has accidentally killed his sister's TV star fiancé.A dysfunctional man living a secluded life believes that he has accidentally killed his sister's TV star fiancé.A dysfunctional man living a secluded life believes that he has accidentally killed his sister's TV star fiancé.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Mars the Dog
- Mars
- (as Mars)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaDavid Hewlett and Kate Hewlett play two siblings, as they are in real life. They also play a brother and a sister in the science fiction TV show Stargate: Atlantis (2004).
- Quotes
Patrick: Maybe this is karma.
Marilyn: Karma? What have I ever done?
Patrick: Well, you told Dad I was gay.
Marilyn: Yeah, you were.
Patrick: No, I wasn't.
Marilyn: Yes, you were. You had that boyfriend... What's his name?
Patrick: I never had a boyfriend!
Marilyn: Yes, you did. The weird little guy in the dress.
Patrick: Amy.
Marilyn: That was a girl?
- Crazy creditsAfter the end credits, "A Film by" appears, followed by a brief scene showing the back of the house from the movie, where the cast and crew shout "all of us!" someone yells "Wooh!". David Hewlett says "Now turn that bloody thing off!". Then the URL adogsbreakfastmovie.com appears.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Stargate: Atlantis: The Kindred: Part 2 (2008)
- SoundtracksAll 4 You
Written by Stephen Lang, Jamie Dunlap & Scott Nickoley
Performed by Tony Dowdy
Courtesy Marc Ferrari (as Marc Ferarri) / MasterSource
Featured review
The twisty story and hilarious characterizations made this first film of Mr. Hewlett's a pleasure to watch, Other reviewers have commented on the clever plot and terrific performances, so I won't repeat that praise here - suffice it to say that I giggled my way through the movie.
Clever costuming really added to my enjoyment of the film - just quirky enough to establish character without distracting from the story. Marilyn's dresses in particular revealed as much about her as Ms. Hewlett's entertaining performance.
Director Hewlett used wide angle shots with a stationary camera to great effect for some of the outdoor scenes without overdoing it - the choices he made really added to the mood of the film. And actor Hewlett's expressive face and hilarious delivery made Patrick a very real person instead of the caricature that he easily could have become.
One small quibble - this is NOT a horror movie! Dark comedy in the hilarious mannered style of 'The Pink Panther' or 'A Fish Called Wanda', yes. Horror? Not so much. Which is fine by me!
Clever costuming really added to my enjoyment of the film - just quirky enough to establish character without distracting from the story. Marilyn's dresses in particular revealed as much about her as Ms. Hewlett's entertaining performance.
Director Hewlett used wide angle shots with a stationary camera to great effect for some of the outdoor scenes without overdoing it - the choices he made really added to the mood of the film. And actor Hewlett's expressive face and hilarious delivery made Patrick a very real person instead of the caricature that he easily could have become.
One small quibble - this is NOT a horror movie! Dark comedy in the hilarious mannered style of 'The Pink Panther' or 'A Fish Called Wanda', yes. Horror? Not so much. Which is fine by me!
- sweeneybird
- Jul 4, 2007
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- Budget
- $120,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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