The ongoing French Film Festival (FFF) has reached its seventh day, featuring a standout film from renowned director Luc Besson titled “DogMan.” This collaboration between Novinky and Právo as media partners ensures daily highlights and coverage of the festival. Besson’s latest creation unfolds an extraordinary narrative, delving into the life of a man whose journey, marked by adversity, finds salvation through the profound love of his dogs.

Luc Besson, known for his visionary filmmaking, introduces a captivating anti-hero in “DogMan.” The plot navigates the protagonist’s quest for both revenge and redemption, depicting his tumultuous upbringing, including being confined in cages with dogs. As an adult, he discovers a unique gift and channels his desire for justice without any reservations, relying on the unwavering loyalty of his canine companions as his weapon of choice.

The film is set to premiere in Czech cinemas on November 30, following its release in France at the end of September. “DogMan” promises to offer audiences a compelling cinematic experience with its gripping storyline and Besson’s distinctive directorial style.

The current edition of the FFF, concluding on Wednesday, has showcased a total of 47 films through 144 screenings. Among these, thirteen premieres were featured, having previously competed in prestigious festivals such as Cannes, Venice, Locarno, and Toronto this year. The festival extends beyond Prague, with screenings held in Ostrava, České Budějovice, Hradec Králové, and Brno. The concluding event in Prague will pay tribute to Jean-Luc Godard, a classic figure of the French New Wave, adding a touch of cinematic nostalgia to the festival’s conclusion.

Article by Prague Forum