Two Dragons (1996)
Dois Dragões follows a small dog on an adventure in a Chinese restaurant, where its owner (Ana Zanatti) goes to have dinner with her daughter (Beatriz Batarda). Terrorised by the possibility of being turned into Chop Suey, the dog passes a frightening night, running through the restaurant and hearing the telenovela-like conversations taking place at the different tables. With the camera placed in the dog’s perspective, this short film acts as an amusing panorama of Lisbon society at the end of the 20th century.
Director: Margarida Cardoso
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Ana Zanatti as Mother |
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Beatriz Batarda as Luisa |
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José Pedro Gomes as Dog (voice) |
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Ana Bustorff as Child's Mother |
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João Lagarto as Child's Father |
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Cristina Carvalhal as 1st Friend |
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Margarida Marinho as 2nd Friend |
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Fernán García de Zúñiga as Child |
| Directing | Margarida Cardoso | Director |
| Production | Rosi Burguete | Producer |
| Camera | Orlando Alegria | First Assistant "A" Camera |
| Crew | Carlos Assis | Cinematography |
| Editing | Ana Luísa Guimarães | Editor |
