Dogs on Film

You have been spending too much time with your new boyfriend and not enough with your old one. You know, the really hairy guy who licks your face and is sitting by the door, waiting for you right now. Take both boys out tonight for the Gen Art and PetStyle...

By Lyssa Oberkreser

November 9, 2006

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You have been spending too much time with your new boyfriend and not enough with your old one. You know, the really hairy guy who licks your face and is sitting by the door, waiting for you right now. Take both boys out tonight for the Gen Art and PetStyle Shorts on the Beach event at the pet-friendly Raleigh Hotel. After a cocktail reception at 7:00 (dogs will have their own VIP area), there will be a screening of this year’s short film finalists in two categories: Florida-based independent filmmakers and national pet-theme films. The winners in each category will be announced following the films.
But don’t let your boys run off just yet. They won’t want to miss a special screening of Christopher Guest’s hilarious mockumentary about the ridiculous world of dog shows, Best in Show. Tickets cost $15 in advance, $20 at the door (cash only). Call 305-695-8200, or visit www.genart.org.
Thu., Nov. 9, 7 p.m.

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