Caleb Landry Jones Stars as Paralyzed Vigilante in Luc Besson's Comeback Film 'Dogman' After Controversy
- Luc Besson directed the new film "Dogman," his comeback after facing accusations of sexual misconduct that were dismissed.
- The film stars Caleb Landry Jones as a traumatized man who finds purpose through caring for stray dogs and performing in drag.
- "Dogman" premiered at the Venice Film Festival where it received a 6-minute standing ovation, marking Besson's emotional return.
- Reviews praised Jones' lead performance but criticized the film's violence, lack of subtlety, and uninspired style.
- The inclusion of "Dogman" at Venice was controversial given the prior allegations against Besson, though audiences responded positively.
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