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Man Bites Dog (C'est arrivé près de chez vous) (1992)

7.8 Listal rating
7.6 IMDB rating

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Starring (View all) :
Nelly Pappaert

Nelly Pappaert

Ben's Grandmother
Hector Pappaert

Hector Pappaert

Ben's Grandfather
Jenny Drye

Jenny Drye

Jenny
Rachel Deman

Rachel Deman

Mamie Tromblon
André Laime

André Laime

Bed-ridden Old Man


Written by (View all) :
Rémy Belvaux

Rémy Belvaux

(story)
André Bonzel

André Bonzel

(screenplay)


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Man Bites Dog Review

Posted : 1 year, 5 months ago at Jun 23 19:58
MAN BITES DOG is a cinema verite-style mockumentary satire of the highest calibre. Sudden bursts of disturbing violence and sadistic brutality mesh with bleakly humorous moments of dark satire - all shot in stark black and white photography. Made by Belgian filmmakers Remy Belvaux, Andre Bonzel, and Benoit Poelvoorde and released amid a storm of controversy as well as critical acclaim, MAN BITES DOG would go on to win the International Critics Prize at Cannes in 1992. It's basically about a documentary crew making a film about the day-to-day life of a serial killer named Ben (played by Benoit Poelvoorde). Beneath the surface, it's a satire on media violence and the struggles of making a film with no money. But unlike Oliver Stone's satire on media violence, NATURAL BORN KILLERS, where the ...Read more

Rating : 9/10