"The Power of the Dog" is a film directed by Jane Campion, based on the novel by Thomas Savage. Set in the 1920s, it follows the complex relationship between two brothers, Phil and George, who run a cattle ranch in Montana. The story explores themes of masculinity, jealousy, and emotional repression. The film delves into the impact of George's marriage to Rose, which stirs deep-seated insecurities in Phil. As tensions rise, the narrative reveals the darker aspects of Phil's character and his struggle with vulnerability. The film has received critical acclaim for its performances and cinematography.