Dog Turns and Runs Away

In this unique Brazilian film, a young woman embarks on a road trip with her family after her mother's death. She encounters a young man who seems to be her mother's lover, leading to a series of introspective and sometimes absurd situations as she grapples with grief and identity. The narrative unfolds with a blend of melancholic reflection and unexpected humor.

Dog Turns and Runs Away has been noted for its distinctive and surreal approach to themes of loss and familial relationships. Critics have often highlighted its original storytelling and visual style, though some found its unconventional narrative challenging to follow.

• Praised for its unconventional and artistic approach to grief.
• Noted for its strong visual direction and atmospheric storytelling.
• Some viewers found the narrative abstract and difficult to engage with.

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Selected for various film festivals including the Berlinale Panorama.

The film's title is a direct translation of the Portuguese title 'Cachorro que late não morde', and is intended to evoke a sense of unexpected action or reaction within the narrative.