A couple of day ago was released a new clip of Isle of Dogs, the film with which, 8 years after Fantastic Mr. Fox, Texan filmmaker Wes Anderson returns to practice the stop-motion technique.
We had already talked about it here, but after opening the last edition of the Berlin Film Festival, it seemed right to give him a few more lines.

The film, which will be available in American theatres from March and in Italy from May, will be forbidden to minors under 13 years for the presence of violent scenes and will tell about a dystopian future in which all dogs of the city of Megasaki, will be imprisoned on a landfill island after a strange epidemic.

As we wait for the release, which with a perfect timing takes place in the Chinese dog year, here you can find this new clip.

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