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MAD DOGS

by Ahmed A. Jamal

synopsis

Rabbie Burns, a young man with a history of mental problems, is given a clean bill of health by his psychiatrist, Dr. MacKenzie. But no sooner has he left the doctor's clinic than the city begins speaking to him in voices, by messages in underground trains, over supermarket tannoys, and his own T.V, in the guise of a talking pig. Rabbie is told he has thirty hours to stop the world's leaders' experiments with the ultimate weapon of mass destruction - XZB-3 - before forces beyond human control destroy the world and put an end to history.

original title: MAD DOGS
country: United Kingdom
sales agent: Roaring Mice Films
year: 2002
genre: fiction
directed by: Ahmed A. Jamal
film run: 91'
screenplay: Simon Louvish
cast: Iain Fraser, Indira Varma, Paul Barber, Campbell Morrison, Clive Russell
cinematography by: Jonathan Smith
film editing: Hussein Younis
music: Dave Claridge, Al York
producer: Poonam Sharma, Carl Proctor
production: Roaring Mice Films

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