The Dog
Jul 26, 1984 · 1h 30m
Director
Jean-François GallotteOverview
Grotesque and artless, this repugnant sexploitation film is about two unbalanced brothers who try to force an itinerant bum to rape their mother, and then all three men go after the promiscuous woman who lives next door. When it is revealed that the homeless man is none other than the father of the two brothers, the plot slides even further downhill.
Cast of The Dog
Crew of The Dog
About The Dog
What is The Dog about?
Grotesque and artless, this repugnant sexploitation film is about two unbalanced brothers who try to force an itinerant bum to rape their mother, and then all three men go after the promiscuous woman who lives next door. When it is revealed that the homeless man is none other than the father of the two brothers, the plot slides even further downhill.
When was The Dog released?
The Dog was released on July 26, 1984.
How long is The Dog?
The Dog runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed The Dog?
The Dog was directed by Jean-François Gallotte.
Who is in the cast of The Dog?
The cast of The Dog includes Micheline Presle (Simone), Véronique Silver (Adèle), Jean-Luc Bideau (Georges), François Frappier (Pierre) and Marc Fege (François).