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A depressed young wife (Tracey Su) using a vacation to save her marriage; an Aboriginal alcoholic trying to get clean through the help of his family; and a Christian minister (Jack Kao) determined to fix all the mountain's god statutes -- or possibly save a real soul in the process.
God Man Dog is a 2008 Taiwanese road movie directed by director Singing Chen, starring Jack Kao, Tarcy Su, Chang Han and Jonathan Chang. It depicts the occasionally intertwining lives of three groups of characters of different social backgrounds to provide a comprehensive picture of the contemporary society of Taiwan.
Sep 5, 2012 · God Man Dog available to buy at Terracotta https://bit.ly/334eMx2Dir: Singing ChenCast: Tarcy Su, Jack Kao, Han Chang, Jonathan Chang, Mo Ka-yi, Tu Hsiao Han...
Mar 28, 2019 · Directed by Singing Chen, whose debut feature “My Name is A-Ming” won the best picture award at the Taipei International Film Festival, “God, Man Dog” is only her second feature film after ten years. With an ensemble cast, and a multiple narrative, some has compared the film to Paul Haggis' “Crash” (there is also a car ...
God Man Dog still deals with serious themes such as alcoholism, paranoia, depression, redemption, and religion throughout - and yet it can also include a darkly funny sequence involving two underage girls pretending to be prostitutes in order to rob their customers.
Mar 17, 2015 · Much like ‘Amores Perros’, ’21 Grams’ and the highly overrated ‘Crash’, ‘God Man Dog’ tell the stories of several sets of characters whose lives all eventually cross and collide.
Synopsis by Jason Buchanan. Bundled director Singing Chen crafts with this multi-character drama concerning intersecting lives in contemporary Taiwan. Ching (Tracy Su) is a hand model locked in the throes of post-partum depression, and her marriage to husband A Xiong (Chang Han) hasn't been going well as of late.
Cast & Crew. Tarcy Su. Jack Gao. Ulau Ugan. Jonathan Chang. Singing Chen. Director. Critic Reviews for God Man Dog (Liu Lang Shen Gou Ren) All Critics (1) | Fresh (1) the religious pluralism...
