Dogwashers (2020): Cast, Ratings & Box Office
Dogwashers is a 2020 comedy drama directed by Carlos Moreno, starring Christian Tappán as Don Óscar, Jhon Álex Toro and John Alex Castillo. It runs 1 hour 47 minutes and earned $6,855 worldwide. Its Echo Score is 56/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 47m (107 min)
- Director
- Carlos Moreno
- Original language
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Spanish
- Studio
- 64A Films
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Dogwashers About?
The premise of Dogwashers without spoilers.
When a narco past his prime refuses to pay a debt to an upstart, only a secret stash of money can save his men. But guess what the gardener just found?
Dogwashers Themes & Keywords
· 3 tags- female nudity
- female frontal nudity
- female rear nudity
Dogwashers Cast & Characters
Christian Tappán leads the cast as Don Óscar, with Jhon Álex Toro as Freddy and John Alex Castillo as Pastor Iglesia. Directed by Carlos Moreno; 9 actors are credited in all.
- Director Carlos Moreno
- Christian Tappán as Don Óscar
- Jhon Álex Toro as Freddy
- John Alex Castillo as Pastor Iglesia
- Anderson Ballesteros as Milton
Also Starring in Dogwashers
· 5 more- Jaime Andrés Castaño El pecoso
- Juan Martin Arancedo Recepcionista Hotel
- José Marino Angulo Caracha
- Geovanni Marin Cardona El turco
- Jhonnie Castillo Gamboa
More from Carlos Moreno
More films directed by Carlos Moreno: The Initiated: Written from the Shadows, Liveforever, The Snitch Cartel and All Your Dead Ones.
Dogwashers Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 56/100, strongest in character & emotion (70) and weakest in story & flow (45).
Dogwashers Echo Score Breakdown
Dogwashers elicits a mixed response, with appreciable moments of visual flair and convincing performances counterbalanced by uneven pacing and narrative gaps. Critics note strong visual detail and humor, while several viewers describe the film as slow, poorly edited, and difficult to follow. The cultural setting and occasional authenticity are praised, yet the disjointed plot and lack of clear heroes reduce overall enjoyment. Consequently, the film sits in a moderate range, reflecting both its strengths and its shortcomings.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 55
In terms of direction and visual craftsmanship, the film shows moments of effective design and location work, highlighted by critics who praise its eye for visual detail. However, multiple viewers point out sluggish pacing and editing issues that cause scenes to linger without purpose. The contrast between the praised cinematographic choices and the criticized editing results in a modest assessment of the film's artistic execution.
- Character & Emotion 70
When evaluating performances and character depth, the movie delivers several notable strengths, with reviewers commending naturalistic acting and convincing portrayals of low‑life figures. The dialogue and character interactions receive specific praise for their authenticity. Some criticism surfaces regarding insufficient development for certain roles, but overall the consensus leans toward a solid, if not exceptional, character-driven experience.
- Story & Flow 45
The narrative structure of Dogwashers is perceived as uneven, with many viewers citing a slow pace and fragmented storytelling. While the plot is occasionally described as engaging and reminiscent of crime‑genre conventions, frequent remarks about loose ends, lack of cohesion, and an unsatisfying conclusion dominate feedback. This blend of occasional intrigue and overall narrative weakness lowers the story rating.
- Sensory Experience 60
Sensory elements, including visual style and ambient design, receive moderate approval. The film is recognized for its vivid depiction of Colombian neighborhoods and an effective use of visual motifs that reinforce cultural context. Although specific commentary on soundtrack or sound design is limited, the overall sensory impression is deemed competent, contributing positively without reaching a level of distinction.
- Rewatch Factor 50
Rewatch potential is split; some audiences find the film’s cultural authenticity and strong performances compelling enough to merit a second viewing, while others describe it as a waste of time due to confusing plot points and dragging scenes. The presence of both enthusiastic endorsements and notable disappointment results in a middling assessment of the movie’s lasting appeal.
Dogwashers Box Office
Dogwashers grossed $6,855 worldwide.
Worldwide gross
$6.9K
- International
- $6.9K
Dogwashers Also Known As
3 alternative titles, including “Don Oscar” and “Les Basses Besognes”.
- Also known as
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- Don Oscar
- Les Basses Besognes
- Łajzy
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Dogwashers FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, post-credit scenes and language of Dogwashers, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Dogwashers?
Dogwashers runs 1 hour 47 minutes (107 minutes).
When was Dogwashers released?
Dogwashers was released on October 9, 2020.
Who directed Dogwashers?
Dogwashers was directed by Carlos Moreno.
More films by Carlos Moreno Who is in the cast of Dogwashers?
Dogwashers stars Christian Tappán as Don Óscar, Jhon Álex Toro as Freddy and John Alex Castillo as Pastor Iglesia, among 9 credited actors.
How much did Dogwashers make at the box office?
Dogwashers grossed $6,855 worldwide.
Does Dogwashers have a post-credit scene?
No. Dogwashers has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Dogwashers in?
The original language of Dogwashers is Spanish.
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