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Dog Days Of Summer (2026)

In this biting mockumentary, coastal towns of the Northeast face two growing threats: something sinister lurking just beyond the shoreline and the simmering hostility tearing neighbors apart. Inspired by sensational media coverage of a recent shark influx, the film skewers modern America’s inability to engage in civil, informed debate—proving that in these waters, the danger isn’t just beneath the surface.
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In this biting mockumentary, coastal towns of the Northeast face two growing threats: something sinister lurking just beyond the shoreline and the simmering hostility tearing neighbors apart. Inspired by sensational media coverage of a recent shark influx, the film skewers modern America’s inability to engage in civil, informed debate—proving that in these waters, the danger isn’t just beneath the surface.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Artie Brennan
Written By:Artie Brennan
In Theaters:5/2/2026
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Runtime:7 minutes
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