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The new Hungarian film “White God”opens with an unusual disclaimer: “All of the untrained dogs who perform in this film were rescued from ...

Thirteen-year-old Lili fights to protect her dog Hagen. She is devastated when her father eventually sets Hagen free on the streets.

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White God isn't an easy watch, but its soaring ambition and powerful acting -- human and canine alike -- make it well worth the effort.

In “White God,” co-writer/director Kornel Mundruzco pulls one of the most ingenious bait-and-switch act to shame bigots everywhere.

The main intent of the film is to address the weaponization of race, yet there are only a handful of non-white interviewees featured.

He acknowledged the greatness of the movie, but gave it two stars overall because of his character.

Kornel Mundruczo's movie follows a mixed-breed dog in Hungary named Hagen who is separated from his 13-year-old human owner and joins a ...

Its no secret that Ebert is the most celebrated film critic of all time, but he has given much-liked films some bad reviews.

Instead, it depends on crisp black and white photography, atmosphere, and surprisingly effective acting. It's impossible to know whether this ...