Screening: Friday, Sep 12, 9pm at Soo Theatre (Block 6) |
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Director: Richard Douglas Brauer
Narrative Feature, United States, 2024, 90 min, Color
The last time Hank Purvis (Larry Joe Campbell) saw a Dogman, it was 7 years ago on a lone country road… dead. Everyone thought that was the end of them.
They were wrong.
Hank now finds himself caught in the middle of it again and it's personal this time.
He gathers his allies from past Dogman encounters and together they embark on what they hope is their final confrontation with the unpredictable and terrifying beast.
This time, it’s for keeps.
The film was shot in Northern Michigan.
Director/Writer/Producer: Richard Douglas Brauer
Key Cast: Larry Joe Campbell, Stacie Mitchell, Kimberly Guerrero, Cheryl Turski, AJ Guertin, Benjamin Busch
Richard D. Brauer
Producer/Director/Director of Photography
President/Founder, Brauer Productions, Inc.
Rich Brauer is president of Brauer Productions, Inc., an independent film and video production company he founded in 1977 after graduating with a B.A. in Motion Picture Production and Undersea Photographic Technology from Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, CA.
Brauer received the Michigan Filmmaker of the Year award at the 2009 Traverse City Film Festival, presented by filmmaker Michael Moore. Past recipients have been actor Jeff Daniels, writer Kurt Luedtke, and actress Christine Lahti.
Brauer has written and directed 11 feature films and hundreds of corporate, non-profit, educational and commercial projects. He enjoys supporting independent filmmakers.
He co-founded the Maritime Heritage Alliance in 1982 and the Inland Seas Education Association in 1989. He also serves on the board of directors of COGNITION, a science and learning center in Benzie County, Michigan.
He has three adult children and 7 grandkids and lives on an old fruit farm on Old Mission Peninsula near Traverse City, Michigan.
I love getting a great cast and crew together to tell stories! This film captures the fun, the chase and the redemption surrounding mythical woodland creatures. Every culture has one... so be careful!
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