Saving Angelo is a 2007 Dominic Scott Kay-directed short film based on the true events of a white boxer that he and his family rescued in 2003. All promotions and earnings went to animal charity projects. In January 2007, Kay filed a lawsuit claiming that producer Conroy Kanter "unfairly demanded creative control and distribution rights" for the film. The suit was settled out of court with Kay receiving "full ownership and control" of the film, along with a $20,000 donation to .
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| - Saving Angelo es un cortometraje de Scott Kay de 2007 basado en hechos reales de un perro boxer blanco, que él y su familia rescataron en 2003. En enero de 2007, Kay presentó una demanda afirmando que el productor Conroy Kanter "injustamente exigía control creativo y los derechos de distribución" para la película. (es)
- Saving Angelo is a 2007 Dominic Scott Kay-directed short film based on the true events of a white boxer that he and his family rescued in 2003. All promotions and earnings went to animal charity projects. In January 2007, Kay filed a lawsuit claiming that producer Conroy Kanter "unfairly demanded creative control and distribution rights" for the film. The suit was settled out of court with Kay receiving "full ownership and control" of the film, along with a $20,000 donation to . (en)
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| - Saving Angelo es un cortometraje de Scott Kay de 2007 basado en hechos reales de un perro boxer blanco, que él y su familia rescataron en 2003. En enero de 2007, Kay presentó una demanda afirmando que el productor Conroy Kanter "injustamente exigía control creativo y los derechos de distribución" para la película. (es)
- Saving Angelo is a 2007 Dominic Scott Kay-directed short film based on the true events of a white boxer that he and his family rescued in 2003. All promotions and earnings went to animal charity projects. In January 2007, Kay filed a lawsuit claiming that producer Conroy Kanter "unfairly demanded creative control and distribution rights" for the film. The suit was settled out of court with Kay receiving "full ownership and control" of the film, along with a $20,000 donation to . (en)
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