Dogfood

About This Movie

Dogfood is an intriguing dive into teenage ennui and rebellion. Chris and Raffi, bored and restless, decide to break into an elderly woman's home, but the act of stealing false teeth spirals into a series of unexpected and darkly humorous consequences. The tone is a mix of grim absurdity and raw honesty, really capturing that awkwardness of adolescence. The pacing feels a bit erratic, which mirrors the chaotic mindset of the characters. What stands out are the performances; the young actors really embody that reckless teenage spirit. It's a small film, but it’s distinct in how it plays with themes of boredom and the lengths people will go to feel alive. Practical effects are minimal but effective, grounding the absurdity in a weird reality.

Unique exploration of teenage boredom · Dark humor contrasts with serious themes · Strong performances from young leads