Name: Documentary screening
Start: 2026-04-09T19:15:00+01:00
End: 2026-04-09T21:00:00+01:00
Location: St John's College, Oxford

Documentary screening

Oxford Shorts International Film Festival

Watch Dogspiracy at Oxford Shorts Festival at St John's, followed by a live Q&A with Marc Abraham OBE on tackling the global puppy trade.

St John's College, Oxford

<h2>Documentary Screening</h2>Join us on Thursday 9th of April at the Oxford Shorts Festival at St John's College for a special screening of Dogspiracy, followed by an exclusive live Q&amp;A with vet, author and animal welfare campaigner Marc Abraham OBE.Dogspiracy is a powerful investigative documentary that uncovers the hidden realities of the global puppy trade, from illegal breeding operations and smuggling networks to the political challenges that slow reform. The film follows Marc’s frontline efforts to expose cruelty, influence legislation, and empower dog lovers to make informed, ethical choices.After the screening, stay for a live Q&amp;A offering a unique opportunity to hear firsthand about the making of the film, the real-world impact of the campaign, and how audiences can help drive change.An essential event for animal lovers, documentary fans, and anyone interested in social justice.

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