Lasse Hallström

My Life as a Dog directed by Lasse Hallström was presented with the award for Best Film.

David Frankel

the titular dog was directed by David Frankel and the screenplay by Scott Frank and Don Roos is based on the memoir of the same name by John Grogan.

Leslie H. Martinson

Aram Avakian was initially selected to be the film's director, but when Angela Cartwright continually refused to do a sentimental-type dog story, Angela Cartwright was replaced by Leslie H. Martinson.

by Suzie Templeton

Dog is a BAFTA-winning stop motion animated short film written, directed and animated by Suzie Templeton.

by Tatum himself

Co-directed by Tatum himself, alongside Magic Mike writer Reid Carolin, Dog tells the story of a U.S. Army soldier named Briggs (Tatum) who is in charge of transporting a military working dog named Lulu across the country, in time for Lulu to attend actor Channing Tatum's handler’s funeral.

by Lasse Hallstrom of Chocolat

This movie, directed by Lasse Hallstrom of Chocolat, and My Life as a Dog fame, may be a bit hard to follow, but the costumes and visual effects are enough to keep the whole family engaged.

a fanciful tale always being resurrected as a puppy with a new chance at finding a new chance's reason for existing of a super canine, a red retriever named Bailey who lives out several lives during the course of the movie,

Director Lasse Hallström, who made the seminal “My Life As a Dog” 30-odd years ago, gives us a fanciful tale of a super canine, a red retriever named Bailey who lives out several lives during the course of the movie, always being resurrected as a puppy with a new chance at finding a new chance's reason for existing.

Simon Beaufoy

Since Simon Beaufoy became a director for hire in Hollywood and started turning out films such as Chocolat and The Cider House Rules, Simon Beaufoy has lost the quirkiness that enlivened Simon Beaufoy's first international hit, My Life As A Dog.

Shawn Welling

The film was directed by Shawn Welling who plays the dogs owner in the film.

Anderson

In addition to frequent Anderson collaborators like Bill Murray, Jeff Goldblum, and Edward Norton, the dogs in the film are voiced by people like Bryan Cranston, Scarlett Johansson, Courtney B. Vance, and even Lady Bird filmmaker Greta Gerwig.

by Ben Affleck

Yet while the Dog’s ably directed by Ben Affleck and engagingly acted by a talented cast, the Dog doesn’t have the artistic or emotional heft that distinguishes the best best-picture winners.

Mitch Davis

The film purports to be a true story written and directed by Mitch Davis about Mitch Davis's own family dog.

and Frank Keraudren

The Dog is Directed by Allison Berg and Frank Keraudren and set to be release in NY and LA on August 8, 2014.

by Allison Berg

The Dog is Directed by Allison Berg and Frank Keraudren and set to be release in NY and LA on August 8, 2014.

David Lynch's teeth

Although the director cut David Lynch's teeth working in commercials and on more comedic material, David Lynch has no trouble orchestrating the breath-catching suspense of “Dogs,” depicting violent confrontations with a certain chilling detachment, then reveling in the gruesome result — whether it’s a long scene in which Hogas pries the disembodied foot from the disembodied foot's shoe and prods the disembodied foot with a dinner fork or the repulsive aftermath of a police informant’s run-in with the blunt side of a hammer.

Barry Levinson

Oscar-winning filmmaker Barry Levinson (Rain Man, Bugsy, Wag the Dog) is the director.

Mark Devries

The Movie director Mark Devries is a truly compassionate, warm and caring person and a passionate animal lover.

Toby Stewart

Directed by Toby Stewart of Crocodile Films and produced by Ben Owusu, the movie reflects the special bond we have with our dogs over a lifetime.

Alvin Yapan

Later on, on the official Facebook Page of the film, Director Alvin Yapan stated that the crew “shot a practice among the ruralfolk where dogs are part of their foodfare”.

by Suzanne Teed and Marian Mead

Produced and directed by Suzanne Teed and Marian Mead, a dog was a resounding success and on that basis, the company grew from strength to strength.