Press

Reviews

“The film’s sweetness, its story line and the script’s cartoony characters recall Raising Arizona.”

Chris Packham, LA Weekly

“This is the comedy surprise of the year.”

Scott Marks, San Diego Reader

“A delightful, no-holds-barred farce. The characters are all relatable precisely because they’re so wonderfully demented.”

F.X. Feeney, 1st Look Hollywood

“…looks terrific thanks to Garrett O’Brien’s crisp cinematography. But the real star of the proceedings is undeniably the lovable canine performer whose deadpan facial expressions make the chaos surrounding her all the more funny.”

Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter

“A film that mixes the wit of David O. Russell’s Flirting with Disaster with a sardonic criticism of the burgeoning dog culture of Los Angeles.”

Loron Hays, Reel Reviews

“Gone Doggy Gone reminded me of this new round of Melissa McCarthy/Paul Feig comedies, letting a female lead really come into her own, and getting to do all the ‘fun’ stuff normally reserved for the boys in films like The Hangover.”

Charles Tatum, eFilmCritic.com

“This film does a commendable job, and serves as a feature length introduction to what should be a long comedic screen career for the Brown/Walter team.”

Charles Tatum, eFilmCritic.com

“What Gone Doggy Gone has going for it is solid banter writing and some crisp, engaging characterizations and acting.”

Brent Simon, ShockYa

“…this movie is a must see—whether you love dogs, or love to laugh at people who love them a little too much.”

Jennifer Oliver O’Connell, Examiner.com

“…it’s a satisfyingly heartwarming ride.”

Jodi Scaife, Fanboy Comics

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Articles & features

Interviews

Seven TV interviews and fourteen radio and podcast interviews from the festival run are collected on the Behind the Scenes page: TV interviews · radio & podcasts.

Media contact

Media contact and bookings: Kasi Brown and Brandon Walter, BuzzWorm Films.
buzzwormfilms@gmail.com