Dog of God

In a 17th-century Swedish Livonian village, where the rain never seems to stop, there is not much fun and joy. It gets even worse when the pastor accuses the tavern maid of witchcraft. Additionally, during the trial, a strange old man appears, proclaims himself to be a werewolf, and offers a gift: Devil’s Balls. This is when things get really strange…

In the year when Latvian film Flow won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, here’s something completely different from those parts! With its old-school psychedelic imagery (which pays a subtle tribute to Ralph Bakshi films), graphic violence, unhinged provocation, crude humour and merciless satire, Dog of God is just what you absolutely need to see at this year’s Grossmann!