Does the dog die?
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Movie • 2014 • Drama
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In this film dogs are subject to different kinds of brutality, abandonment (which is a big theme of the film) and killings. The premise, that dogs rise up and revolt against humans, results in many dogs getting shot in the course of their battle against humans.
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Many animals are abandoned. The movie is about the plight of street dogs who were once pets. Their owners were forced to abandon them because of an archaic law brought about by prejudice and paranoia. The dogs experience extreme cruelty, especially Hagen (main dog) who was kicked out of the car by his owner’s father (a real jerk). Hagen’s owner, Lili, is traumatized by this throughout the movie.
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Is there a dead animal?
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There is an explicit scene of Hagen (the main dog) finding the corpse of a similar-looking dog.
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Lots of sad abandoned dogs and sad dogs being forced to fight. Sad dogs chained up and starved. Sad dogs in the shelter. Sad dogs being yelled at by heartless people. I hope it’s not really like that in Hungary. In Turkey, street dogs have rights.
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Does a cat die?
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This movie is not about cats
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Does a pet die?
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Hagen (the main dog) does not die, but his friend gets killed by an evil dogcatcher right in front of him. Many of the abandoned dogs had been pets. People were forced to give their “mutts” to the shelter of abandoned to the streets. The law is supposed to apply to non-Hungarian breeds, but there was a rich person walking a Dalmation (which no one seemed to have a problem with).
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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With the exception of Bodie and Luke (the pair of brother dogs that portray Hagen), all the animal extras were dogs recruited from shelters or from the streets of the shooting location and trained with an eye toward their humane treatment and ultimate rehabilitation by Teresa Anne Miller, daughter of Hollywood animal trainer Karl Lee Miller whose work with animals includes films such as BABE and CUJO. Approximately 98% of the dogs were adopted after filming. (From Wikipedia)
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A cow is shown butchered.
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Are animals abused?
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An illegal dog-fighting ring is a key part of the plot, and there are explicit scenes of the brutality used to "train" the dogs for the ring.
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…and if you want to see the people who run the dogfights get a gruesome comeuppance, you'll enjoy this.
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Is someone tortured?
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The main dog Hagen is chained up and whipped. No visuals, the camera focuses on the chain.
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