Wuff (2018)
Año de lanzamiento: 2018
Nación: Germany
Alternative Title: Wuff - Folge dem Hund
Director: Detlev Buck
Writer: Andrea Willson
Producción & Género
Productor: co-producer: Joel Brandeis, Stefan Gärtner, Dario Suter
line producer: supervising: Jan Brandt
producer: Detlev Buck, Christoph Daniel, Marc Schmidheiny, Sonja Schmitt
creative producer: SevenPictures: Verena Schilling
Compañías: DCM Pictures, DCM Productions, SevenPictures Film
Género: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Budget: N/A
Palabras clave
Palabras clave: berlin germany, boyfriend girlfriend relationship, breakup, cat lover, dog, dog lover, dog pound, dog trainer, dog walker, female journalist, female rear nudity, forest, former athlete, husband wife conflict, husband wife relationship, male rear nudity, reference to borussia dortmund, reference to hertha bsc, reference to snoop dogg, washed up star
Historia
After her boyfriend leaves her, Ella adopts a half-breed dog named Bozer who disrupts but also brings happiness to her daily life. Cecile is going through a divorce, but her meek four-legged Simpson helps prevent it and provides comfort for her children. Silke, a professional dog trainer struggling with relationships, meets former footballer Olli. Lulu, despite meeting someone who loves dogs, struggles as she prefers cats.
Resumen
Wuff (2018), directed by Detlev Buck, is a German romantic comedy-drama about the intertwining lives of four best friends—Ella, Cecile, Silke, and Lulu—and how their dogs significantly impact these women's relationships, careers, and personal growth. While the exact narrative progression is not clearly detailed across all sources, it's evident that each character faces unique challenges that are somehow influenced or alleviated by their canine companions.
