NO DOG is a short film based on the critically acclaimed autobiography The Lost Boyz — A Dark Side of Graffiti.

Directed by Darius Norowzian, the film sheds light on the squandered youth of a few boys from late 1990s South London. We journey with them as they surround themselves with urban chaos, graffiti, racism, train-tracks, violence and the need for respect. 

Shrouded in 90s street culture and music, the short film serves the purpose of selling in the tone of a proof-of-concept as a marketing tool for what the feature film will be like.

Set in 1960's Australia that captures the nuance of relationships and desire. A subtle exploration of character and perception, the film illuminates a brief moment in the life of two strangers and the impact of their unsettling encounter.