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Wiener-Dog (2016)

A dachshund passes from oddball owner to oddball owner, whose radically dysfunctional lives are all impacted by the pooch.

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Peter Keough 29 Jun 2016

As he gets older, Todd Solondz outgrows the cheap shocks and easy nihilism and stumbles toward a mellow misanthropy. He compares his new film Wiener-Dog to “Au Hasard Balthazar” (1966) and “Benji” (1974), though it tends more toward the latter than toward Robert Bresson’s masterpiece.

Michael Bonner 17 Aug 2016

In a film of long takes and uncomfortable silences, Danny DeVito's permanent frown perfectly captures the neurotic anxiety at the heart of Solondz's films.

Philip Concannon 03 Aug 2016

It is not only Todd Solondz's most accomplished film in years, but it might be his most profoundly moving work to date.

Mike Doherty 07 Jul 2016

The seemingly odious characters have redeeming qualities, etched out by nuanced acting.

Tom Duggins 10 Aug 2016

Throughout, Solondz never allows a situation to get too serious. Something clownish or ludicrous is always peeking round the corner. At times, as with the very finale of the film, this works brilliantly: generating something darkly hilarious and cutely uncomfortable.