Usually films filled with dogs skew towards becoming overly sentimental and saccharine, shoving dogs in the face of the viewer simply for a cheap emotional response. Dogman, the latest film from Matteo Garrone, goes in the opposite direction, however, using dogs as a framing device for a deeper, darker character study.
The following review will be spoiler free.
Synopsis
Directed By: Mateo Garrone
Written By: Ugo Chiti, Matteo Garrone, and Massimo Gaudioso
Starring: Marcello Fonte, Edoardo Pesce, Nunzia Schiano, Adamo Dionisi, Gianluca Gobbi, and Alida Baldari Calabria
Marcello (Fonte) is a simple man, whose life revolves around his grooming salon for dogs and his daughter Sofia; Simone is a former boxer with violent ways just released from prison. After a long series of abuses, Marcello decides to help Simoncino (Pesce) in some robberies, but he ends up having to serve a year in prison. Once he left and realized he was alone, Marcello decided to take revenge.
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Review
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