'Dog of God,' directed by Lauris and Raitis Abele, showcases rotoscope animation and revolves around a 17th-century woman accused of witchcraft, whose trial reveals a werewolf. The film has gained attention with its striking trailer ahead of its Tribeca Festival premiere, after initial screenings at Cannes. The directors express the complexity of creating the film, emphasizing its wild and intense nature. Media Move's Justyna Koronkiewicz notes its distinctive place in the horror genre, highlighting the film's captivating atmosphere and appeal as it prepares to debut at major festivals.
"Dog of God was a strange and intense experience - even in the making, it often felt like we were chasing something wild and unknowable," say the directors Lauris and Raitis Abele.
"Over the last couple years, I've seen and handled quite a lot of unique genre films and it's getting harder to stand out in horror - yet Dog of God managed to do that and so much more," adds Media Move's Justyna Koronkiewicz.
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