Official Movie Website Theatrical Release 04/13/07 (Limited) 04/27/07 (St. Louis) Home Video 08/28/07 MPAA Rating Rated PG-13 for some suggestive references Running Time 2 hours 15 minutes Genre Drama Director Mike White Writer Mike White Cast Molly Shannon, Peter Sarsgaard, Regina King, John C. Reilly, Laura Dern Studio Paramount Vantage |
YEAR OF THE DOG
SYNOPSIS
Peggy and Pencil are inseparable companions.
They sleep together, eat together, and even take-in
Friday night movies together. Life is uncomplicated
and safe, and although Pencil is a Beagle, Peggy is
happily entrenched in a satisfying relationship of
co-dependency with her beloved pet. But with love
comes loss, and Peggy's world comes crashing
down when Pencil meets a mysterious demise in
the neighbor's yard. Left to pick-up the pieces if her
shattered life, Peggy embarks on a personal journey
to fill the void. Friends, family and co-workers try to
distract Peggy from her misery with their own
obsessive quests for happiness, but in the end, she
emerges from her loss with a new found sense of
her place in the world and what it takes to make her
happy.--©Paramount Vantage
Peggy and Pencil are inseparable companions.
They sleep together, eat together, and even take-in
Friday night movies together. Life is uncomplicated
and safe, and although Pencil is a Beagle, Peggy is
happily entrenched in a satisfying relationship of
co-dependency with her beloved pet. But with love
comes loss, and Peggy's world comes crashing
down when Pencil meets a mysterious demise in
the neighbor's yard. Left to pick-up the pieces if her
shattered life, Peggy embarks on a personal journey
to fill the void. Friends, family and co-workers try to
distract Peggy from her misery with their own
obsessive quests for happiness, but in the end, she
emerges from her loss with a new found sense of
her place in the world and what it takes to make her
happy.--©Paramount Vantage
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