White God

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White God is a 2014 Hungarian drama film directed by Kornél Mundruczó, known for its allegorical story about a girl and her dog amid a violent canine uprising.

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instanceOf Hungarian film
film
alsoKnownAs Fehér isten
animalCast mixed-breed dogs
awardReceived Un Certain Regard Prize
cinematographyBy Marcell Rév
countryOfOrigin Hungary
director Kornél Mundruczó
distributor Artificial Eye
Mongrel Media
editedBy David Jancsó
featuresCharacter Hagen
Lili
festivalYearAtCannes 2014
filmingLocation Budapest
genre adventure film
drama
fantasy
horror
hasAllegoryFor marginalization of the powerless
social inequality
hasMainTheme human–animal relationship
oppression
revenge
social allegory
hasNotableFeature large-scale use of real dogs in crowd scenes
mpaaRating R
musicBy Asher Goldschmidt
notableFor depiction of a canine uprising against humans
originalLanguage Hungarian
partOf 21st-century Hungarian cinema
plotSummary A young girl is separated from her dog, which later leads a violent canine uprising against humans.
premieredAt Cannes Film Festival
productionCompany Proton Cinema
releaseDateHungary 2014-06-12
releaseYear 2014
runtimeMinutes approximately 119
screenwriter Kata Wéber
Kornél Mundruczó
Viktor Bodó
section Un Certain Regard
setting Budapest
stars Lili Horváth
Sándor Zsótér
Zsófia Psotta
titleLanguage Hungarian

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