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12mUnited States of America

Junkyard Dogs

Synopsis

Dex is a twenty-something living in the claustrophobic farm town he was born and raised in. He and his friends have spent the last 5 years getting drunk, talking nonsense and doing mind-numbing, back-breaking labour at the local junkyard. He struggles to find meaning and a sense of fulfillment in his life and work, and fears he may be trapped in it forever.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Devin Jones
Screenplay & Story
Devin Jones
Original Title
Junkyard Dogs
Country of Origin
United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
12m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Devin Jones

Screenplay & Story

Devin Jones

Film Editing

Zhenya Dolzikov

Producers

Natalie O'Neill

Department Leadership Roster

Devin Jones

Director

Zhenya Dolzikov

Zhenya Dolzikov

Editor

Dan Laboni

Stunt Coordinator

Brennan Priebe

Production Design

Natalie O'Neill

Producer

Devin Jones

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Junkyard Dogs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Junkyard Dogs

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Junkyard Dogs about?

Dex is a twenty-something living in the claustrophobic farm town he was born and raised in. He and his friends have spent the last 5 years getting drunk, talking nonsense and doing mind-numbing, back-breaking labour at the local junkyard. He struggles to find meaning and a sense of fulfillment in his life and work, and fears he may be trapped in it forever.

Who directed Junkyard Dogs?

Junkyard Dogs was directed by Devin Jones.

Who stars in Junkyard Dogs?

The principal cast of Junkyard Dogs includes Lex Stultz, Chai Valladares, Wili Boutsakisw, Duncan Gibson-Lockhart, Michael Laricchia.

When was Junkyard Dogs released and how long is it?

Junkyard Dogs was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 12m.