Liu lang shen gou ren

A poignant Taiwanese road movie, God Man Dog weaves together the lives of three distinct social classes: a middle-class couple struggling to cope with postpartum depression, an indigenous family grappling with alcoholism and identity, and a handicapped man who rescues discarded divine statuettes amidst a consumerist landscape. As these characters navigate trials and pains caused by material and spiritual deficiencies, they develop drastically different attitudes towards life, reflecting the director's observations on contemporary Taiwan. This thought-provoking film tackles issues of ethnicity, race, gender, class, and religion, ultimately revealing the intricate connection between all beings and the unpredictability of life.