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(2009), or Kynodontas , is a Greek absurdist psychological drama directed by . It is a cornerstone of the "Greek Weird Wave" and gained international acclaim for its disturbing yet clinical examination of isolation, control, and the family unit. Plot Overview

The only outsider allowed into the compound is , a security guard from the father's factory, hired to satisfy the son's sexual needs. Her presence introduces foreign objects and ideas—specifically Hollywood movies like Jaws and Rocky IV —which spark curiosity in the eldest daughter and begin to unravel the family's controlled environment . Impact and Style dogtooth -2009-

“A terrifying allegory for any system that calls abuse ‘protection’.” — Sight & Sound (2009), or Kynodontas , is a Greek absurdist

The story revolves around a middle-aged couple, Steven (Christos Stergioglou) and his wife, (Valeria Drăgan), who live in a remote, isolated house with their two adult children, Elena (Sofia Samara) and Chris (Athina Rachel Tsangari). The family's life appears ordinary on the surface, but it's slowly revealed that they are trapped in a web of psychological manipulation. Steven (Christos Stergioglou) and his wife