Roggue Doggz

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Roggue Doggz
Directed by	Sam Gordon
Produced by	Sam Gordon David Conrad
Written by	Sam Gordon (Screenplay) Sam Gordon David Conrad (Story)
Starring	David Conrad Sam Gordon Patrick Butler Charles Cottier
Music by	The White Stripes Jimi Hendrix
Cinematography	Nil
Editing by	Samuel Gordon, David Conrad
Distributed by	SJG Films
Release date(s)	Late 2008 (AUS)
Running time	unknown
Country	Australia
Language	English

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Roggue Doggz is an action/comedy movie from director Sam Gordon. The short film is about two cops working for a small police station in a big town. But one of these cops (David Conrad) is too rogue for his own good, he just doesn't listen to his chief (Charles Cottier) and ends up being kicked off the squad, for his 'own good' according to Cottier. A week passes and the rogue cop is in a terrible mood. He is lying on his couch one day when his ex-partner (Sam Gordon) runs into his house, begging him to come back to the police station. But Conrad can't, reminding Gordon of why he was kicked off the squad. Gordon then hands Conrad a tape that was sent into the police station that morning, they play it and it's from the evil villain and Conrad's arch nemesis around town (Patrick Butler) While Conrad was in his lasting depression Butler kidnapped his wife (Naushin), to make things worse he's also planted a bomb in one of the cities largest buildings. Conrad and Gordon must re-unite to save his wife and the town, for themselves and themselves only. They must drive fast, battle robots and save the day, only for themselves. They are after all, Roggue Doggz.