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A Dog's Life is three contemporary portraits that function as a reflection where the viewer can find themselves, navigate their own emotional history, and recognize that loneliness is the most central and inevitable experience of life.
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A Dog's Life is three contemporary portraits that function as a reflection where the viewer can find themselves, navigate their own emotional history, and recognize that loneliness is the most central and inevitable experience of life.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Fernando Arditi
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Cocoliche
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