Perro Perro (HKLGFF 2026)
狗男人之戀 (HKLGFF 2026)
- Released
- 06 Sep 2026
- Runtime
- 101 min
- Original title
- Perro Perro
- Language
- es
The verdict
There are not yet enough audience votes to give this a reliable score. It is not currently playing in Hong Kong cinemas. 101 minutes.
What it is about
What to expect
Marco Berger’s latest premieres at HKLGFF 2026. Juan finds a stray dog on holiday, takes it in, and cares for it with an intensity that makes his girlfriend uneasy. Berger has a track record of letting attraction build through glances and charged silences, and that patience is what to expect here — the movie is less interested in shock than in the slow creep of a boundary dissolving. Spanish with English subtitles, 101 minutes, screening once on 6 September. Certificate not yet announced, so check before bringing younger viewers. Festival availability only.
Cast
- Juan Ramos Hombre
- Germán Flood Juan
- Bianca Brandimarte Jazmin
- Matias Quiroga Rama
- Aldana Dante Viole
- Carlos Naso Hombre Intruso
- Antonia De Michelis Vecina
- Marcela Avani Amiga
Crew
- Director Marco Berger
- Screenplay Marco Berger
- Music Pedro Irusta
- Director of Photography Martín Farina
- Editor Marco Berger
- Producer Marco Berger
- Executive Producer Zoe David
What viewers said
I really enjoyed this film. It was very slow-paced, with just enough dialogue to maintain the story, and was shot in black-and-white. All these elements contributed to the success of this character study. What was very fascinating was the premise that there was a "breed" of mute humans that had the intelligence of dogs and were often "pets" for the "normal" humans. I had a lot of questions about this premise that weren't answered in the film, but that just let me use my imagination more. […]
BucephalusX — 10/10 · read in full
Common questions
- How long is the movie?
- 101 minutes.
- What language is it in, and are there subtitles?
- Spanish, with English subtitles.
- Is it suitable for children?
- The certificate hasn't been announced yet. Check it before bringing younger viewers.
- How many screenings are there?
- One only — 6 September, as part of HKLGFF 2026.