Synopsis
Charismatic rancher Phil Burbank inspires fear and awe in those around him. When his brother brings home a new wife and her son, Phil torments them until he finds himself exposed to the possibility of love.
The Power of the Dog
Cast
Benedict Cumberbatch Kodi Smit-McPhee Kirsten Dunst Jesse Plemons Thomasin McKenzie Geneviève Lemon Keith Carradine Frances Conroy Kenneth Radley Sean Keenan George Mason Ramontay McConnell David Denis Cohen Holloway Max Mata Josh Owen Alistair Sewell Eddie Campbell Alice Englert Bryony Skillington Jacque Drew Yvette Parsons Aislinn Furlong Daniel Cleary Richard Falkner Tatum Warren-Ngata Yvette Reid Alice May Connolly Stephen Lovatt Show All…
Director
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Tanya Seghatchian Emile Sherman Iain Canning Roger Frappier Jane Campion Libby Sharpe Chloe Smith Phil Jones
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Bad Girl Creek See-Saw Films BBC Film New Zealand Film Commission Cross City Films Max Films Brightstar
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Alternative Titles
Köpeğin Pençesi, Psie Pazuty, El poder del perro, 犬山记, Ataque dos Cães, 파워 오브 도그, 犬之力, Силата на кучето, Il potere del cane, Власть пса, Psie pazury, Síla psa, Sức Mạnh Của Loài Chó, Η Εξουσία του Σκύλου, כוחו של הכלב, У руках пса, Šape pasje, 犬山記, Le pouvoir du chien, A kutya karmai közt, El Poder Del Perro, O Poder do Cão, Шапе пасје, パワー・オブ・ザ・ドッグ, قدرت سگ, Šuns galia, ძაღლის ძალა, Moč psa, Koera vägi, Puterea câinelui
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Italy
Venice Film Festival
04 Sep 2021
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USA
Telluride Film Festival
10 Sep 2021
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Canada
Toronto International Film Festival
24 Sep 2021
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Spain
San Sebastián Film Festival
25 Sep 2021
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Switzerland16
Zurich Film Festival
01 Oct 2021
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USA
New York Film Festival
09 Oct 2021
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South Korea
Busan International Film Festival
11 Oct 2021
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UK12A
BFI London Film Festival
Theatrical limited
11 Nov 2021
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New Zealand
17 Nov 2021
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Canada
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USAR
19 Nov 2021
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UK12A
Theatrical
25 Oct 2021
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Switzerland
11 Nov 2021
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AustraliaM
18 Nov 2021
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GreeceK-12
19 Nov 2021
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Japan
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Spain
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Sweden11
26 Nov 2021
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Poland16
01 Dec 2021
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USA
Digital
01 Dec 2021
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AustraliaM
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Brazil16
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Canada
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France16
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Germany16
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Greece16+
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India
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Netherlands16
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PortugalM/16
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SingaporeR21
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South Korea15
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Taiwan
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UK12A
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Australia
11 Nov 2021
- TheatricalM
01 Dec 2021
- DigitalM Netflix
Brazil
01 Dec 2021
- Digital16 Netflix
Canada
10 Sep 2021
- Premiere Toronto International Film Festival
17 Nov 2021
- Theatrical limited
01 Dec 2021
- Digital Netflix
France
01 Dec 2021
- Digital16 Netflix
Germany
01 Dec 2021
- Digital16 Netflix
Greece
18 Nov 2021
- TheatricalK-12
01 Dec 2021
- Digital16+ Netflix
India
01 Dec 2021
- Digital Netflix
Italy
02 Sep 2021
- Premiere Venice Film Festival
Japan
19 Nov 2021
- Theatrical
Netherlands
01 Dec 2021
- Digital16
New Zealand
11 Nov 2021
- Theatrical limited
Poland
26 Nov 2021
- Theatrical16
Portugal
01 Dec 2021
- DigitalM/16 Netflix
Singapore
01 Dec 2021
- DigitalR21 Netflix
South Korea
09 Oct 2021
- Premiere Busan International Film Festival
01 Dec 2021
- Digital15 Netflix
Spain
24 Sep 2021
- Premiere San Sebastián Film Festival
19 Nov 2021
- Theatrical
01 Dec 2021
- Digital Netflix
Sweden
19 Nov 2021
- Theatrical11
Switzerland
25 Sep 2021
- Premiere16 Zurich Film Festival
25 Oct 2021
- Theatrical
Taiwan
01 Dec 2021
- Digital Netflix
UK
11 Oct 2021
- Premiere12A BFI London Film Festival
19 Nov 2021
- Theatrical limited12A
01 Dec 2021
- Digital12A Netflix
USA
04 Sep 2021
- Premiere Telluride Film Festival
01 Oct 2021
- Premiere New York Film Festival
17 Nov 2021
- Theatrical limitedR
01 Dec 2021
- Theatrical
01 Dec 2021
- DigitalR Netflix
Ukraine
01 Dec 2021
- Digital16+ Netflix
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"He's just a man, Peter. Only another man."
The Power of the Dog opens from the perspective of Peter Gordon, a boy who recently lost his father, and then it places us directly into the conflicted hands of Phil and George Burbank, two experienced cowboys with vastly different approaches to the changing landscape of the late 1925 American West. In this way, the film presents us with the death of the west and its patriarch and the ensuing crisis in masculinity that these parallel deaths caused.
Peter, Phil, and George are all very different types of men. Peter spends his free time making paper flowers; he is gentle and effeminate to the point that Phil mocks him openly for his…
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