Check out this new trailer of Dusty & Me, the upcoming family comedy movie starring Luke Newberry, Genevieve Gaunt, Ian Hart, Lesley Sharp, and Iain Glen:

DUSTY & MEPlot synopsis:
“Autumn 1977. Derek ‘Dusty’ Springfield (Luke Newberry) is an 18-year-old misfit, who five years earlier was plucked from his home in the industrial outskirts of Leeds to attend Public School on a scholarship. He has just returned home at the end of his studies to wait for his Oxbridge results that he’s hoping will result in his permanent escape. Life at home is awkward for the brainy lad and embarrassing for his working class family who can’t relate: his feckless dad, no-nonsense mum and two older brothers; one a football hopeful and the other a distinctly dodgy acquirer of flash consumer goods.
In the wait for his university exam results, Dusty befriends a lightning fast Greyhound, comically named Slapper by his older brother and the two become inseparable. When two bumbling thieves attempt to kidnap Slapper, Dusty must do all he can to protect him, whilst trying to earn the respect of his family again. Dusty can’t believe his luck when his crush from afar, the out-of-his-league Chrissie (Genevieve Gaunt), agrees to help him find Slapper. All the while, his results day is looming over him, and his future lies sealed within an envelope.”

Would you want this “useless excuse for a dog” to be your pet?

Anyway, a new poster has also been unveiled, take a look below:

(Click on the poster to enlarge.)

DUSTY & ME

The film is directed by Betsan Evans Morris.

UK release date set to:
– in theaters: September 28th, 2018;
– on VOD: October 1st, 2018.
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We’v just spotted on Vimeo the first official trailer of Dusty and Me (previously titled Slapper and Me), the upcoming family comedy movie directed by Betsan Morris Evans based on a script by Rob Isted, watch it below:

DUSTY AND MEPlot synopsis:
“A feel-good, heart-warming film set in Yorkshire in 1977 about an adolescent boy’s big summer after leaving school. It’s about a boy and a dog, class and ambition, first love, and above all, family.”

There’s also a film poster:

(Click on the poster to enlarge.)

DUSTY AND ME

Every dog has its day.

In 1977. It’s not about where you’re from. It’s about where you’re going.

What do you think about dog racing?

The film has yet to get an official release date.
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