Supported through the Welsh Government’s Media Investment Budget, Show Dogs is a family comedy telling the story of Max, a tough K9 officer from NYPD forced to go undercover to thwart the kidnapping of a baby panda and will be released across the UK on 25 May.
BAFTA Cymru are hosting the event in partnership with Welsh Government.
Economy Secretary Ken Skates said:
“I’m delighted that Wales’ significant part in delivering this feature film is being recognised with a preview screening in Cardiff. A significant amount of principal photography took place at Pinewood Studio Wales, with the production spending in excess of £4.3 million on Welsh crew, facilities and locations and providing yet another opportunity to showcase Welsh talent to an international audience.
“Released last week in America, the film will be shown in cinemas across the UK to coincide with the half term holiday. It is already a success in terms of its impact on the Welsh economy and I hope to see this success replicated on screen.”
Hannah Raybould, Director of BAFTA Cymru said:
“It is going to be wonderful to see the reactions of the guests and their families at this special event and we are looking forward to working with Welsh Government and partners Into Film Cymru and DRESD to offer access to the evening and celebrate the work of the Welsh crew members who worked in diverse roles such as locations management, make up and the production office.”
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