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Dioses y perros 2014

★ 6.322 votes84 min📅 2014-03-25

Directed by David Marqués, *Dioses y perros (2014)* is a poignant Spanish drama that follows Pasca, a young man stuck in a monotonous routine as a gym sparring partner while caring for his disabled brother.

Director: David Marqués

Cast

Hugo Silva
Hugo Silva
Pasca
Megan Montaner
Megan Montaner
Adela
Enrique Arce
Enrique Arce
Colomo
Juan Codina
Juan Codina
Fonsi
Víctor Palmero
Víctor Palmero
Jaro
Elio González
Elio González
Toni
Ricard Sales
Ricard Sales
Mario
Miriam Benoit
Miriam Benoit
Carmela

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dioses y perros (2014) about?

The film centers on Pasca, a disillusioned gym sparring partner who lives with his disabled brother and finds solace in routine. His life changes when he meets a cheerful teacher whose optimism forces him to confront his own stagnation.

Who directed Dioses y perros?

David Marqués directed the film, crafting a touching drama about personal growth and human connection.

Who stars in Dioses y perros?

The cast includes Hugo Silva as Pasca, Megan Montaner as the optimistic teacher, and Enrique Arce as the alcoholic former boxer.

Is Dioses y perros (2014) worth watching?

With its emotional depth and strong performances, *Dioses y perros* is a compelling watch for fans of character-driven dramas. While it may lack major awards recognition, its authenticity and heart make it a memorable experience.

How long is Dioses y perros?

The film runs for 84 minutes.

About Dioses y perros (2014) — A Gritty Drama About Second Chances and Unexpected Friendships

Directed by David Marqués, *Dioses y perros (2014)* is a poignant Spanish drama that follows Pasca, a young man stuck in a monotonous routine as a gym sparring partner while caring for his disabled brother. His life takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with a spirited young teacher whose relentless optimism challenges his bleak outlook on existence.

The film explores themes of second chances and the transformative power of human connection, set against the gritty backdrop of everyday struggles. With a runtime of just 84 minutes, *Dioses y perros* delivers a compact yet deeply moving narrative, anchored by Hugo Silva's raw performance and Megan Montaner's vibrant portrayal of hope personified. A quiet yet powerful story about redemption and the small miracles that redefine our lives.