CLASSIC AMERICAN CARS SET FOR THE BIG SCREEN!

Aussie filmmaking brothers Bramm and Paje Nucifora are turning back the clock to 1970s America for their latest project, Dog Day, a crime thriller promising plenty of classic automotive eye candy!

The ambitious production will recreate the streets of 1970s America, complete with an impressive collection of 1960s and ’70s American cars, making it a potential treat for lovers of Detroit iron.

Operating under the banner of Doonan Productions, the brothers have already attracted attention from Hollywood director Baz Luhrmann, while their filmmaking journey was recently featured in The Hollywood Reporter.

With $25,000 already raised, they’re chasing a final $15,000 to get cameras rolling. Supporters contributing to the production can receive recognition in the film’s end credits and across social media.

Donations through the Australian Cultural Fund are tax-deductible, with contributions of any size welcome.

Keen to help put some classic American metal on the silver screen? Visit the Dog Day fundraising page.