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The Dog and The Fountain

2023·Drama·1h 14m
7.1
A couple, about whom nothing is known, finds itself forced to live in the abyss of the end of time-a time when a mysterious fog encompassed all our societal and moral achievements with unequivocal cruelty.
Directed by Christophe De Moura
bleak
experimental
depressing

Cast

Wang Jianyu
Wang Jianyu
The Husband

Crew

Zhai Junjie
Zhai Junjie
Producer

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Alejandro_Covo
Alejandro_Covo
The Dog and The Fountain
It is always excited to find things like this. One night, I was listening Akira Yamaoka and a cover of one his songs played after. I am listening to the cover artist, turns out he did a soundtrack to a movie. I found the trailer very impressive. Somehow it only had a few hundred views despite the film playing and receiving praise in a few festivals around China and Asia.
Eventually I become acquainted with the Director. We have been talking for a while and hope we can get it screened in the west sometime.

On its own terms I am absolutely astonished by this film. The Dog and The Fountain is an incredibly bleak film. It's not too often a film drains me this much. While not intentional, I can't help but be reminded of the pandemic quarantine a few years back. I don't think any other film post covid has captured this feeling. If you are a fan of Hu Bo or Tsai Ming Ling, I highly recommend this debut film when it is released.
It is always excited to find things like this. One night, I was listening Akira Yamaoka and a cover of one his songs played after. I am listening to the cover artist, turns out he did a soundtrack to a movie. I found the trailer very impressive. Somehow it only had a few hundred views despite the film playing and receiving praise in a few festivals around China and Asia.
Eventually I become acquainted with the Director. We have been talking for a while and hope we can get it screened in the west sometime.

On its own terms I am absolutely astonished by this film. The Dog and The Fountain is an incredibly bleak film. It's not too often a film drains me this much. While not intentional, I can't help but be reminded of the pandemic quarantine a few years back. I don't think any other film post covid has captured this feeling. If you are a fan of Hu Bo or Tsai Ming Ling, I highly recommend this debut film when it is released.
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