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Der Hund begraben
Sometimes you just have to know where the dog is buried! A lesson that family man Hans Waldmann will learn in this snappy black comedy. Because Hans's life is in crisis. Not only is he quickly being replaced by a Finn in the paper mill, his family is also more interested in a dog than his worries. For wife Yvonne and daughter Laura, the dog becomes indispensable in no time. All the more hopeless Hans's situation, after he has run over the four-legged rival in an inattentive moment. When then the supposed friend Mike offers his help, ...
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Plot Summary
A desperate young actor named Tim struggles to find work in Berlin. He becomes entangled in a dangerous world of crime and deception when he accepts a mysterious job that promises a large sum of money. As the stakes rise, Tim must confront his own morality and the consequences of his choices.
Critical Reception
'Der Hund begraben' received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising Lars Eidinger's central performance and Sebastian Schipper's direction. However, some found the narrative to be somewhat predictable or less impactful than Schipper's previous work. The film was noted for its stylish execution and grim portrayal of the Berlin underground.
What Reviewers Say
Praises for Lars Eidinger's compelling performance as the troubled protagonist.
Noted for its stylish direction and atmospheric depiction of Berlin.
Some critics found the plot to be somewhat derivative or lacking in originality.
Google audience: Audience reviews for 'Der Hund begraben' are not readily available in a consolidated format to provide a specific summary of likes or dislikes.
Fun Fact
The film's title, 'Der Hund begraben,' translates to 'The Dog Buried,' hinting at hidden secrets or unresolved issues within the narrative.
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