This is one of the cases where the film is intensely personal and completely unrestrained and unrestricted that it really is a matter of connecting with the filmmaker themselves or not. Unfortunately, I was the latter. There are moments of poignancy and relevance for me especially as a dog-lover — the film's highest point for me being the realizations after a certain death— however, the film's diary/journal format means that it delves into other related, and others sometimes random, subjects and thoughts that one might not be into exploring.
Review of Heart of a Dog
