LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy
“Experimental double short”
Synopsis
A short experimental double feature. 'LAIKA!' LAIKA! Envisions the final moments of the first creature sent into space, the Soviet dog, Laika. In dramatic black and white, the helpless animal's terminal moments are orchestrated by Mozart. 'Lonesome Cowboy' Lonesome Cowboy is a single shot improvised monologue performed by Sam Osborne. It follows an alcoholic cowboy arguing with his mirror image, about expectations, habits and the future.
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- Director
- Samuel H Osborne
- Screenplay & Story
- Samuel H Osborne
- Original Title
- LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 11m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Samuel H Osborne
Samuel H Osborne
Samuel H Osborne
Department Leadership Roster
Samuel H Osborne
Director
Samuel H Osborne
Producer
Samuel H Osborne
Writer
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What is LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy about?
A short experimental double feature. 'LAIKA!' LAIKA! Envisions the final moments of the first creature sent into space, the Soviet dog, Laika. In dramatic black and white, the helpless animal's terminal moments are orchestrated by Mozart. 'Lonesome Cowboy' Lonesome Cowboy is a single shot improvised monologue performed by Sam Osborne. It follows an alcoholic cowboy arguing with his mirror image, about expectations, habits and the future.
Who directed LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy?
LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy was directed by Samuel H Osborne.
Who stars in LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy?
The principal cast of LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy includes Samuel H Osborne.
When was LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy released and how long is it?
LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 11m.