Good Boy

Todd moves with his dog to an old house in the outback, trying to cope with the grief and start life anew. Soon it turns out that the animal is the first to notice the presence of something supernatural. It is a dog, not a man, so he becomes the most important witness of events and the only defender of his guardian.

Good Boy uses the horror convention to flip the human perspective and tell the story of the bond between man and animal from the point of view of the four-legged protagonist.

After the show, we will talk about the subjectivity of non-human creatures, about the behavior of dogs, about whether we can approach their perspective and how and about relationships and their limits.

The discussion will be attended by Dr. Agata Kowalewska, philosopher and artist, researcher of the space of human-inhuman conflicts and Beata Furtak, instructor of dog training ZKwP, dog behaviorist COAPE and veterinarian.