Doggy Poo (2004)

Once upon a time, a little doggy poo lived on the side of a road. He felt all alone in the world. He believed that nobody needed him for anything, and that he had no purpose in life. If ... See full summary »

Director:

Oh-Sung Kwon

Writers:

Jung-Saeng Kwon (story), Oh-Sung Kwon (adaptation),

Stars:

Fiona Stuart, Josh Smith, Anna Desmarais

Cast

Credited cast:
Fiona Stuart	...	Doggy Poo (voice)
Josh Smith	...	Soil (voice)
Anna Desmarais	...	Dandelion / Hen / Sparrow (voice)
Kate Yoon	...	Leaf (voice)
Tony Ruse	...	Farmer (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Song Do-Yeong	...	(voice)
Mi-suk Jeong	...	(voice)

Storyline

Once upon a time, a little doggy poo lived on the side of a road. He felt all alone in the world. He believed that nobody needed him for anything, and that he had no purpose in life. If only Doggy Poo had a reason for being, then he wouldn't give up on his dream to be useful to the world. One day, Doggy Poo meets a lovely dandelion sprout. Will she explain his purpose in life? Will she help make his dream come true? DVD Features: The Making of Doggy Poo (Original Producers' Documentary), Alternate Angle Color Storyboards for Entire Program, Original Korean Doggy Poo Pilot, Author Biography, U.S. Doggy Poo Trailer, Music Video, Photo Gallery, Set Gallery, Behind the Scenes Gallery, Previews, English & Korean with English Subtitles

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Plot Keywords:

talking turd

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Genres:

Animation | Short

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

South Korea

Language:

Korean

Release Date:

23 March 2004 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Itasca Studio Inc.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"All Myself to You"
Composed and Arranged by Yiruma

User Reviews

If you hated "Davy and Goliath"

... then you'll hate this too. The religious message is less obvious with the subtitles than it is if you understand the Korean, but you can't miss the conclusion "God has a purpose for you" - that's nice and all, but one thing I can't stand about the bible bashers is their SNEAK ATTACKS. If this had advertised itself as a religious cartoon, then I wouldn't have wasted the money or time, but instead it's billed as an "eccentric" cartoon. I'm thinking Devo, I get Pat Boone.

Hey, if you want your religious beliefs confirmed by a cheap claymation piece of poo, then have at it. If you're looking for something interesting coming out of Korea, slug down some 'pem-ju' and rent "Old Boy