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A cute film, perhaps too long for its subject matter, made for dog-lovers. From puppyhood to the last days – we spend this time with Quill, a smart and loyal labrador. If you're wondering how dog training for the blind happens, this might give you at least a little insight into it – at least in Japan. Quill can bring out a smile and a tear. A passable film, but perhaps a little too slow and clichéd for my taste (which will be fine for dog-lovers, I suppose).
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Perhaps only the Japanese can make a film like this. No, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but coming from a nation that can present you with real madness, vulgarity, disgust, and perversions in movies, this emotional and touching film about a dog raised to help the blind comes across as quite sentimental. Watching life from a dog's first steps makes the film quite unusual indeed.
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