World Sales: Pyramide Films
A father forces his daughter to abandon her dog Hagen in the streets of Budapest. Left to fend on his own Hagen s adventurous peregrinations soon turn into an odyssey of almost unbearable human cruelty. White God is a film that surprises. What starts as a lost pooch melodrama crescendos into an hallucinatory tale of telepathic dogs led by a canine epic hero. Mundruczo may take a few swipes at right-wing dreams of ethnic purity but the film’s lustrous beauty and mythic resonance connect it to much more. What emerges is a parable about power relationships oppression and freedom told by what are surely the most engaging dogs ever filmed.
Countries: Hungria, Germany, Sweden
Year: 2014
Duration: 1hr 59
Version: Hungarian, with English and French subtitles
Director: Kornel Mundruczo
Producer: Viktoria Petranyi
Screenplay: Kata Weber, Viktoria Petranyi, Mundruczo Kornel
Cinematography: Marcell Rev
Editing: David Jancso
Music: Asher Goldschmidt
Cast: Zsofia Psotta, Sandor Zsoter, Lili Monori, Luke and Body