“Not My Dog,” But It Should Be
Not only can viewing Not My Dog inspire people to adopt a dog that may be facing tremendous odds, but even that simple action of watching has a social effect.
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Director Alex Quiroga, who is a great admirer of Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock film, has always wanted to carry out a project that could meet their features with a huge respect for his works. He has matured the idea for 2 years and was contacting different actors who, like him, were great connoisseurs of Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock film, which above all enthusiasm with the idea and devote every effort and affection for this project.
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Director Alex Quiroga, who is a great admirer of Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock film, has always wanted to carry out a project that could meet their features with a huge respect for his works. He has matured the idea for 2 years and was contacting different actors who, like him, were great connoisseurs of Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock film, which above all enthusiasm with the idea and devote every effort and affection for this project.
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