Twelve Nights

About This Movie

Twelve Nights is a heavy, relentless documentary that pulls no punches. It dives deep into the grim reality faced by 450 dogs in a shelter during a bitter winter. The pacing is meditative, almost haunting, as we witness their lives hanging by a thread. Raye captures not just the dogs, but the atmosphere of despair and the ticking clock of policy that decides their fate. There’s an authenticity in the raw footage; you feel the weight of each moment. It doesn’t shy away from the harsh truth, and that’s what makes it stand out. It’s a gut-wrenching examination of life, death, and the fragility of existence, with little room for hope. Be prepared—it stays with you long after the credits roll.

Gripping portrayal of shelter conditions · Focus on animal welfare issues · Explores themes of life and death