Pavlov’s Dog

About This Movie

Pavlov’s Dog dives deep into complex human emotions and the troubling dynamics of trauma and relationships. It’s a slow burn, with an unsettling atmosphere that expertly captures Yeong-ae’s psychological unraveling. The pacing feels deliberate, forcing you to sit with the heaviness of her experiences. The performances are raw—Yeong-ae’s internal conflict is palpable, and there's something haunting about her connection to her husband, even after the revelations. Jin-seong’s character adds another layer of intrigue, with hints of his hidden past creating an undercurrent of tension. It’s distinctive in how it handles a sensitive subject matter, making you question love, power, and the impact of abuse in an unflinching manner.

Intense character exploration · Themes of trauma and resilience · Atmospheric cinematography