The premiere of the project took place on August 26. The day before, a special screening for four-legged friends was held at the Okko summer cinema at VDNKh. It was attended by Jack Russell Terriers Milka and Greg, Shiba Inu Jarvis, Welsh Corgi Bun, French Bulldog Gosha, Siberian Husky Al, Yorkshire Terriers Misha and Nika, Chihuahuas Lenya and Zhuzha, Labradoodle Fanya, and many others.

“Dogumentaries” is a unique project. Each short film is created taking into account the characteristics of dogs’ perception: their dichromatic vision and hearing acuity. The plot twists will also be interesting for pet owners; a special intro episode “Dogumentaries Through the Eyes of Experts” was also filmed for them, where dog trainers and veterinarians talk about how animals perceive sounds and visual content.

Currently, two “dogumentary” films are available to subscribers of the Okko online cinema: “Woolly Tomahawk”, shot in the style of a leisurely classic western, and the more dynamic and plot-driven “Lord of the Sheep”, where the main character tries to cope with an uncontrollable herd. In addition, Okko has a large.

VDNKh

VDNKh is a major exhibition center in Moscow, Russia, originally opened in 1939 to showcase the achievements of the Soviet Union’s national economy. Today, it is a vast park and popular public space featuring numerous pavilions, fountains, and monuments that reflect its grand socialist realist architecture and historical significance.

Okko summer cinema

The Okko Summer Cinema is an open-air seasonal cinema located in the Ukrainian city of Lviv. It was established in 2015 as part of the creative revitalization of the city’s historic center, often screening films in the courtyard of a renovated building to blend contemporary culture with the area’s rich architectural heritage.

Dogumentaries

“Dogumentaries” is not a physical place or traditional cultural site, but rather a genre of documentary films focused on the lives, roles, and relationships of dogs. These films explore the history of canine companionship, breed development, and the diverse ways dogs have integrated into human society. They serve as a cultural reflection of our enduring bond with canines.

Dogumentaries Through the Eyes of Experts

“Dogumentaries Through the Eyes of Experts” is a documentary film series or event that explores the world of dogs through the perspectives of specialists like veterinarians, trainers, and behaviorists. It uses expert insights to delve into canine history, biology, and the human-dog bond, aiming to educate and foster a deeper appreciation for our four-legged companions.

Woolly Tomahawk

I am not familiar with a specific place or cultural site named “Woolly Tomahawk.” It is possible this refers to a local landmark, a business, or a colloquial name that is not widely recognized. Without more specific context, I cannot provide a historical summary.

Lord of the Sheep

I am not familiar with a specific cultural site or place known as “Lord of the Sheep.” This term does not correspond to any well-known historical landmarks or cultural sites in my knowledge base. You may be referring to a local folktale, a lesser-known local landmark, or there may be a translation error in the name.