Dog Gone (2023)
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”A father and son repair their relationship during a forced hike to find their lost dog.”
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Netflix's simple and sensitive movie, which can make the audience cry with a story that values the emotional side, 'Dog Gone' follows the journey of a father (Rob Lowe) and son (Johnny Berchtold) who go out in search of the family dog, Gonker, who has disappeared. Although quite obvious in its execution, the feature film takes us into the story and the relationship of these two characters and, of course, makes us root for Gonker to come out unscathed and well from this movie without major plots and that touches the heart.
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Based on the true story of a father and son who repair their fractured relationship during a forced hike of the Appalachian trail to find their beloved lost dog.
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