Greyhound Movie Release Officially Announced
The much-anticipated release of the documentary “Going To The Dogs” has been officially set for Friday, November 7. Directed by Greg Cruttwell and produced by Park The Bus, this film delves into the intricacies of UK greyhound racing, exploring its cultural significance, community ties, and the dogs themselves.
Insightful Exploration of Greyhound Racing
Cruttwell’s documentary offers a comprehensive look at greyhound racing. It highlights various perspectives from supporters and critics alike. The film follows notable figures such as Liz and Rab McNair, who are showcased with their 2023 Derby favorite, Fromposttopillar. Additionally, viewers will gain exclusive insights into Kevin Hutton’s operations in Burford.
Key Themes Addressed
- History: The film addresses the historical significance of greyhound racing in the UK, regarded as a sport for the working class.
- Controversy: Cruttwell sheds light on the ethical debates and challenges surrounding the sport.
- Future Outlook: The documentary questions the sustainability and future of greyhound racing in contemporary society.
Greg Cruttwell expresses his enthusiasm, stating, “Park The Bus is delighted to be releasing our latest feature documentary Going To The Dogs. It lifts the lid on the controversial world of greyhound racing, examining its legacy and future.”
Screening Information
For those interested in watching the documentary, details and a list of screenings can be found at the film’s dedicated page on El-Balad.
This release promises to engage enthusiasts of greyhound racing while addressing broader social issues. The film aims to foster a meaningful conversation about the sport’s relevance today.
