If you're ever feeling really sorry for yourself, like this Bostonist was last week (massive taxes! bureaucratic bullshit! getting rejected!), a movie about puppies may help put your life into perspective. And not just any puppies—Katrina puppies. Mine, which screens this weekend at the Independent Film Festival Boston, is a documentary about the process of attempting to reunite Katrina survivors with their pets, months and years after the storm. It covers the good—actual reunions!—the bad—pups that didn't make it through the storm—and the very ugly process of pulling pets from new adoptive homes to be returned to their old owners in New Orleans. It's a heartwrenching topic, beautifully covered by director Geralyn Pezanoski in this SXSW 2009 Audience Award Winner for Best Documentary.
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