Luc Besson's 'Dogman': A Potential Comeback or Ludicrous Flop?

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Luc Besson's latest film, Dogman, premiered at the Venice Film Festival, marking his first feature since being cleared of rape accusations. While some label it as his "comeback" film, Besson dismisses the notion, stating that he continues to work as long as his writing is good enough. Dogman explores darker and more emotional territories, reflecting Besson's growth as a filmmaker. Despite his off-screen controversies, the film has received positive reception, with audiences eager for more from the director. Besson expresses interest in returning to big-budget sci-fi and would love to make another space movie if given the opportunity.
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