Puppy is an excellent debut. With its dark humor, intelligence, and an eye for style, this film could easily gain a cult audience ... and should. DVD VERDICT

View full sized Aiden (Bernard Curry) in a scene from PUPPY the movie

'A twisted take on the traditional love story: Think Misery with all the self-affirmation of Buffalo 66'  Philadelphia City Paper

'Delightful and original. Its humour is such that it will cause the hidden, dark, nasty part of you to smile quietly.'

Taieri Herald

'Director Kieran Galvin does fine work sustaining a mood of teasing ambiguity, favouring cool, Lynchian remove with his deliberate pacing, minimalist soundscapes and spartan settings. To his credit, we never know where the film is heading.'

Sunday Star Times

'Rejoices in its independent-ness by taking us on a wonderful journey. Efilmcritic

'Unique and fresh, with exceptional performances from first-time leading actors.' BIFF

'Nadia Townsend, a virtually unknown actress, shines in a strange Australian film about a depressed young woman taken hostage. The audience soon wonders who is controlling whom.'

The Atlanta Journal

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