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The Poodle Trainer
9 minutes ■ 2009 ■ USA ■ In Competition
Thursday 9:30p
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Friday 10:00a
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Saturday 12:30p
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Sunday 6:30p
Monday 3:30p
Plays with: His & Hers (p27)
Director: Vance Malone ■ Producer: Sarah McMurray ■ Executive Producer: Caroline
Gibney ■ Cinematographer: Marc Greenfield ■ Editor: Tate Webb ■ Principal Cast: Irina
Markova ■
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In this intimate portrait of destiny, passion, and loss, Irina
Markova, a solitary Russian poodle trainer, reveals her tran-
scendent relationship with her dogs, the childhood tragedy that
sparked a lifetime of working with animals, and the welcome
isolation behind the red velvet curtains of the circus. See direc-
tor Vance Malone’s other film Axioms of a Dishwasher (p51).
Vance Malone
Director’s Statement
Anne Hathaway’s
I’m often drawn toward people who make
unconventional livings. I stumbled across
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Irina during a performance in Palm Springs
and immediately fell in love. From the mo-
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Filmography: Axioms of a Dishwasher (2010 AIFF), Losing Lusk (2006 AIFF), Ocularist
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