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The Power of the Dog
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Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Plemons, Kodi Smit-McPhee View AllCrew
Jane Campion (Screenplay), Jane Campion (Director) View AllRelease: Sep. 13th, 2021
Runtime: 2 hours, 6 minutes
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Thief
The Power of the Dog challenges those notions as we see the ways that Phil interacts with other people, and even the way he thinks of himself.
The Power of the Dog challenges those notions as we see the ways that Phil interacts with other people, and even the way he thinks of himself.
GulfportDoc
However after awhile Phil suddenly takes an interest in Peter to the extent that he sets about showing him the ways of a cowboy in the manor that Phil learned from his deceased hero, Bronco Henry.
However after awhile Phil suddenly takes an interest in Peter to the extent that he sets about showing him the ways of a cowboy in the manor that Phil learned from his deceased hero, Bronco Henry.
Gideon58
During a respite while taking cattle to market, Phil, George, and their men stop at the Red Mill restaurant, which is run by a charming widow named Rose (Kirsten Dunst), who has a sensitive young artist son named Peter (Kodi Smit-McPhee).
During a respite while taking cattle to market, Phil, George, and their men stop at the Red Mill restaurant, which is run by a charming widow named Rose (Kirsten Dunst), who has a sensitive young artist son named Peter (Kodi Smit-McPhee).
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