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Synopsis: Ozzy, a friendly, peaceful beagle has his idyllic life turned upside down when the Martins leave on a long and distant trip. There's only one problem: no dogs allowed! Unable to bring their beloved Ozzy along for the ride, they settle on the next best thing, a top-of-the-line canine spa called Blue Creek. This picture perfect place turns out to be a facade constructed by its villainous owner to capture dogs. Ozzy will soon end up in the real Blue Creek, a prison for dogs, run by dogs. Ozzy will have to avoid danger and find strength in his new friends, Chester, Fronky and Doc to escape the prison and return home safely. The narrative of 'OZZY' aims to follow in the footsteps of movies which employs Pixar-like quality and fun. 'OZZY' is an animated comedy-adventure movie targeted for kids of all ages and represents family entertainment at its best. The story itself is based, almost entirely, around dogs. 'OZZY' falls into the "prison movie" genre with funny tributes to the great prison
Director(s): Alberto Rodríguez, Nacho La Casa (co-director)
Production: SC Films International
  2 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.2
G
Year:
2016
90 min
Website
989 Views


Sure, sure, they all love us.

Until the day comes when the love ends.

And then.

You don't know them.

They wouldn't abandon me.

They'll come and get me.

What's going on?

Who's that?

They call him Radar.

Careful, he's always got his

antennas raised to catch chatter.

Hey, Radar, what's up?

What's up?

What's up?

Have you been on the moon?

It's day six, pal.

That's what's up.

Day six.

Vito gets out today.

Vito rules the roost.

He calls the shots.

He's the dog.

Vito's trouble.

Just try to keep out of his way.

Hey chief, today's the day, right?

It's day six.

Shut your trap, Radar.

You're giving me a headache.

And all of you scram.

Go chase your tails somewhere else.

Come on Vito, let's go.

Out.

No way.

Is that?

What?

I said, "Is that Vito?"

But he's just a Chihuahua...

What?

You wanna go back to the hole, Vito?

You and I are gonna see

each other again, real soon.

That's it, good dog.

Somebody tell me who that clown is.

The latest rookie.

A greenhorn, he arrived the other day.

Look at you.

A week here and you're

already making friends.

Fronky, I don't mean to whine,

but is there anything we can do

about this ladder thing?

Maybe we can tie it to the...

Fronky?

Did you hear, Doc?

Fronky, he did it, he got out of here.

I got up this morning and...

Make a note, Red.

This makes 15.

Which way this time?

Hiding in the garbage in the pantry.

Doggone it guys,

I almost did it this time.

Almost.

Just one small, technical mistake.

One of your typical, technical mistakes.

Mmmhmmm.

Decker, come to the

Warden's office please.

Decker, come to the

Warden's office please.

Yah, hoohoohooohoo!

Geronimo!

Whoo!

Decker, come to the

Warden's office please.

Ay, Fronky, why don't you just give up?

This situation's

humiliating for all of us.

Give up? Never.

I'd rather stop breathing.

I know you don't understand it,

but there's

someone waiting for me out there.

A blind man who needs me.

You hear?

I'm his eyes.

His eyes!

His eyes?

Fronky was a guide dog?

Really?

What's up losers!

I got a message for you, from Vito.

He wants to talk to you, uh-oh!

To me?

Yeah, to you.

Don't you bark my language?

Or are you a mute, like the big guy?

Where are you going?

The invitation is for one.

Next!

He's clean boss.

He ain't packing.

Hey kid, you know this place?

You like sports?

Well, not much.

I see, well you seem

to be in good shape.

What's your thing, boxing?

No, not boxing, not me.

I see.

I hear you like running.

And that you ain't half bad at it.

Well, I wouldn't say that exactly.

You saying my dog is lying?

No, no, no, no, no.

Oh, so then you're lying to me?

Me?

To you?

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