Long before there was a dog whisperer, the British writer J.R. Ackerley (1896-1967) penned a memoir about the 15 years he shared with Tulip, a willful but loyal Alsatian (German shepherd). The ...
The antithesis of both Marley & Me cuddliness and Cesar Millan militance, J.R. Ackerley’s 1956 memoir about his recalcitrant German shepherd, My Dog Tulip, is one of the finest, most insightful ...
1. Within 40 pages of “My Dog Tulip,” the reader is carried from a familiar description of man-acquiring-dog to man-describing-in-detail-dog’s-defecatory-habits. If that doesn’t sound like the book ...
Paul and Sandra Fierlinger’s “My Dog Tulip” is a vivid, whimiscal animated feature about the relationship between a man and his dog. We gave Fierlinger and others a free-form style interview to gather ...
"My Dog Tulip" is as disconcerting and unusual a piece of animation as the 1956 memoir that inspired it. The story of the transformative relationship between a man and his dog, Tulip, should not be ...
( The following review was first posted as part of our SLIFF coverage on November 12, 2010) Long, long ago in 1994 the release of an animated film using computer technology was a unique event. Since ...
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