The owner's dog, Draco, started taking a special interest in one of the power outlets in the hallway. He would pull any item ...

From the moment it premiered at the Venice Film Festival last September, Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog” has been a divisive film. Yet the divisiveness has had an element of being ...

"Power of the Dog" owes a debt to Campion’s "In the Cut," the film that took down Meg Ryan.

To a large degree, “The Power of the Dog” is such a strange, enigmatic experience thanks to Wegner, the 37-year-old Australian, here in her first collaboration with Campion.

Jane Campion writes and directs the critically acclaimed Western The Power of the Dog, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst and Kodi Smit-McPhee.

The Power of the Dog is based on the true story, in part, of author Thomas Savage. Director Jane Campion breaks down how she honored the real Savage in the movie.

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Jane Campion's 'The Power of the Dog' almost had a different ending that would have been more basic and direct.

In “The Power of the Dog,” the threat of mind control was a theme that was preeminent in Wegner and Campion’s minds. “We were thinking about the idea of power,” the cinematographer said.