狗日午后：世界首位“电影摄影师”狗狗拍摄的希特勒传记片

IT’S BEEN NEARLY 70 years since the Soviet stray Laika became the first canine to explore the cosmos. Our four-legged friends have valiantly taken on human jobs for decades, but none had entered the world of moviemaking. Until now. With Blondi, a short film about Hitler and his titular pooch, the world witnessed its first furry filmmaker in Lexi, an energetic British Alsatian. The 19-minute biopic is shot entirely from her point of view, via a camera strapped atop a body harness. Salvadori had wanted to make Blondi for over a decade, but technology had yet to catch up with his dreams. “That relationship was intriguing: how can a monster be so cute with a pet?” he tells Empire. …