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Dogman

"Wherever there is an unfortunate, God sends a dog."

A boy, bruised by life, finds his salvation through the love of his dogs.

Top Cast

  • Caleb Landry Jones

    Caleb Landry Jones

    Douglas

  • Jojo T. Gibbs

    Jojo T. Gibbs

    Evelyn

  • Christopher Denham

    Christopher Denham

    Ackerman

  • Clemens Schick

    Clemens Schick

    Mike

  • John Charles Aguilar

    John Charles Aguilar

    El Verdugo

  • Grace Palma

    Grace Palma

    Salma

  • Iris Bry

    Iris Bry

    Douglas' Mother

  • Marisa Berenson

    Marisa Berenson

    Aristocrat

  • Lincoln Powell

    Lincoln Powell

    Teen Douglas

Overview

A boy, bruised by life, finds his salvation through the love of his dogs.

Rating

7.8 / 10
1,392 Reviews
3 Popular

1 Reviews

  • Manuel São Bento
    Manuel São Bento
    7 Sep 11, 2023

    FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://fandomwire.com/dogman-venice-film-festival-review-caleb-landry-jones-delivers-a-transformative-performance/ "Dogman isn't without tonal and narrative issues, but it's much better than anticipated. Caleb Landry Jones delivers the best performance of his career with a mesmerizing performance, completely transforming himself into the complex, exceptionally human protagonist who finds unconditional love and compassion in God's greatest creation: dogs. The third act is inconsistent and lacks focus on the film's central themes, but it's still a satisfying viewing with important messages about humanity." Rating: B

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