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Roadshow Films is set to release another film in the successful RED DOG franchise in cinemas on December 5th, 2019.

The feature film, entitled KOKO: A RED DOG STORY, was produced by Nelson Woss (RED DOG, RED DOG TRUE BLUE and NED KELLY), and Lauren Brunswick (TOP KNOT DETECTIVE), written and directed by Dominic Pearce and Aaron McCann (TOP KNOT DETECTIVE).

KOKO: A RED DOG STORY is a Woss Group Film Production, receiving principal funding from Screen Australia in association with Screenwest and Lotterywest.

The film follows the story of Koko – the dog who played Red Dog in the first film and appeared in RED DOG: TRUE BLUE.

Jason Isaacs (THE HARRY POTTER FRANCHISE, THE PATRIOT and PETER PAN) narrates the film.

“It’s a love story about why we love dogs,” said producer Nelson Woss. “Koko had an amazing life and his impact on people and communities is his legacy. The release will work closely with animal shelters and community-based charities offering them the opportunity to use the film for charity events & screenings”.

Roadshow Films, who distributed and executive produced the 2011 box office smash-hit RED DOG and RED DOG: TRUE BLUE in 2016 – will distribute the new film in Australia alongside Good Dog Distribution.

“Red Dog found a place in the hearts of all Australians in 2011 to become a box office smash and an instant family favourite. We are thrilled to be distributing the next chapter in this incredible canine adventure” said Joel Pearlman, CEO Roadshow Films.

One of the more exciting and unexpected films to arrive on the radar of Australian cinema entertainment is the third Red Dog film, Koko: A Red Dog Story. Written and directed by Top Knot Detective wunderkinds Aaron McCann and Dominic Pearce, and produced by Lauren Brunswick and Nelson Woss, this is going to be a film that you simply cannot miss this year.

Koko: A Red Dog Story follows the dog who played Red Dog in the first film, Koko. Producer Nelson Woss had this to say about the film:

It’s a love story about why we love dogs. Koko had an amazing life and his impact on people and communities is his legacy. The release will work closely with animal shelters and community-based charities offering them the opportunity to use the film for charity events & screenings.

Joel Pearlman, CEO of Roadshow films had this to say about the series:

Red Dog found a place in the hearts of all Australians in 2011 to become a box office smash and an instant family favourite. We are thrilled to be distributing the next chapter in this incredible canine adventure.

For me, this is the combination of two of the best creative units in Australia. Red Dog: True Blue featured on the Best Australian Films of the 2010s list, and further up the list was Aaron and Dominic’s Top Knot Detective. To have these exciting creative minds working with this kind of material is thrilling, and to work with someone as great as Jason Isaacs (who narrates the film) is a bonus too.

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Check out the trailer and Koko’s screen test below and then mark December 5th in your diary as the date to check out Koko: A Red Dog Story in cinemas.

Nelson Woss made a crazy-brave decision when audiences went wild for Koko: A Red Dog Story at three packed test screenings in Indianapolis in September: He wanted Australian cinemagoers to see the third chapter of the Red Dog franchise this year.

So the producer’s Good Dog Distribution and distribution partner Roadshow Films have booked the film from writers/directors Aaron McCann and Dominic Pearce as an alternate content release on 80 screens this Thursday.

With no ads on TV or in newspapers, no billboards, bus shelters or buses, the low-budget film co-funded by Screen Australia, Screenwest and Lotterywest is up against the premieres of Universal’s The Addams Family and Pinnacle’s Oz drama Kairos and the second weekend of Disney’s Frozen 2.

“There is no guarantee of success but what we have is a film with heart and soul that plays like gangbusters,” Woss tells IF before a Monday night charity screening at Event Cinemas in Innaloo to benefit a dogs’ refuge home.

“We also have a bunch of dog lovers who are seeing the film in groups at cinemas and are spreading the word about it.

“It is a completely unexpected experience that can only be appreciated in cinemas, not by streaming on Netflix.”

Indianapolis has been a good luck charm for the producer. Kriv Stenders’ Red Dog won the $US100,000 top prize at the city’s Heartland International Film Festival and the sequel Red Dog: True Blue got the same accolade, worth $US25,000.

Samuel Goldwyn Films has bought the US rights and relicensed the original to streaming platforms including Amazon, Hulu and Vudu.

Woss, who produced with Lauren Brunswick, hired McCann and Pearce after being mightily impressed by their 2017 Japanese samurai mockumentary Top Knot Detective. He observes: “They have re-energized the franchise, brought their own unique style and come up with something really original and fun.”

Sarah Woods in Koko: A Red Dog Story.

The film follows the life of Koko from being raised by a Victorian breeder, becoming a best-in-show show dog, his fall from grace due to bad behaviour and an erect tail, and finding fame as the star of Red Dog.

Woss is unwilling to reveal plot spoilers but says the film narrated by Jason Isaacs features re-enactments. The cast includes Felix Williamson as Woss, Toby Truslove as Stenders, Sarah Woods and Verity James, and there are cameos from some famous faces.

“It’s a love story about why we love dogs,” Woss adds. “Koko had an amazing life and his impact on people and communities is his legacy.”

If audiences respond to this weekend’s screenings the producer says Roadshow will expand the release and spend more on P&A.

What happened to Koko the Red Dog?

Koko died from heart failure on 18 December 2012, in Perth, Western Australia. He was 7 years old.nullKoko (dog) - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › Koko_(dog)null

Is Koko a red dog story true?

Red Dog was based on Louis de Bernières' best-selling true story of an Australian cattle dog who travelled through Western Australia in the search of his missing master in the 1970s. Koko: A Red Dog Story consists of original and personal footage, TV clippings, animated scenes and interviews with people who knew Koko.nullKoko: A Red Dog Story | Raising Children Networkraisingchildren.net.au › guides › movie-reviews › koko-a-red-dog-storynull

What breed is Koko?

The best-known Australian kelpie in popular culture is Koko, the dog in the movie Red Dog.nullStrewth! Turns out your kelpie is not a dingo - The University of Sydneywww.sydney.edu.au › news-opinion › news › 2019/05/27 › strewth--turns-...null

What is the message of Red Dog?

The Characters Of The Red Dog In The Movie Red Dog impacts them all through loyalty; he is a friend for everyone. Trust; Red Dog helps everyone in the community to trust each other. Lastly, friendship; through the film the community of Dampier become friends and are kinder to each other.nullFilm Analysis: Red Dog - 562 Words - Bartleby.comwww.bartleby.com › essay › Film-Analysis-Red-Dog-A3CAD621BB6663AEnull