Ozzy

Synopsis

In 'Ozzy', directed by Alberto Rodriguez and produced by Arcadia Motion Pictures and Pachacamac Films, we follow the heartwarming story of a lovable dog who is suddenly taken to a luxurious doggy hotel when his family goes on a long trip. Little does Ozzy know that the seemingly perfect place is actually a canine prison run by the evil doggy Mr. Robbins. Facing challenges and making new friends, Ozzy must navigate his way through this unfamiliar environment to find his way back home. With themes of friendship, loyalty, and courage, 'Ozzy' delivers a delightful and engaging adventure for the whole family.

Cast

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  Guillermo Romero

  Ozzy (voice)

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  Dani Rovira

  Fronki (voice)

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  José Mota

  Vito (voice)

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  Carlos Areces

  Mr. Robbins (voice)

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  Michelle Jenner

  Paula (voice)

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  Fernando Tejero

  Radar (voice)

Reviews

Despite its basic animation style, 'Ozzy' manages to charm viewers with its endearing characters and heartfelt storyline. The witty dialogue and clever humor appeal to both children and adults, making it a fun watch for the whole family. Critics praise the voice acting, particularly Guillermo Romero's performance as the lovable protagonist Ozzy. While the animation may lack the polish of big-budget films, the attention to detail in the character design and expressive movements bring the furry characters to life. Overall, 'Ozzy' may not break new ground in the animated film genre, but its heartwarming tale and positive messages make it a worthwhile watch for those looking for a light-hearted and entertaining movie. IMDb Rating: 5.2/10.