
Dog Day
Synopsis
Maria Joana navigates the discoveries and transformations of adolescence. She experiences her first night of freedom and independence at the local Saint John's street celebration, testing her limits and confronting her inner fears — but not without consequences.
Top Cast
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IndieLisboa Festival Internacional de Cinema
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- David Bonneville
- Original Score
- Manuel Molarinho, Miguel Bonneville
- Original Title
- Dog Day
- Country of Origin
- Portugal
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese, English
- Runtime
- 21m
- Production Studios
- David & Golias, Cimbalino Filmes
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
David Bonneville
Manuel Molarinho, Miguel Bonneville
Vasco Viana
Luís Pedro Cardoso
Fernando Vendrell, Mafalda Rebelo
Department Leadership Roster
David Bonneville
Director
Vasco Viana
Director of Photography
Luís Pedro Cardoso
Editor
Fernando Vendrell
Producer
Mafalda Rebelo
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Day
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Dog Day about?
Maria Joana navigates the discoveries and transformations of adolescence. She experiences her first night of freedom and independence at the local Saint John's street celebration, testing her limits and confronting her inner fears — but not without consequences.
Who directed Dog Day?
Dog Day was directed by David Bonneville.
Who stars in Dog Day?
The principal cast of Dog Day includes Isabel Symington Caxide, Maria Clementina, Gabriella Hall Viana, Carolina Lopes, Madalena Viegas.
When was Dog Day released and how long is it?
Dog Day was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 21m.
Who composed the musical score for Dog Day?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Dog Day was composed by Manuel Molarinho, Miguel Bonneville.




















