They say that the human race is the most intelligent. They say, but when it comes down to it, you find ill will and ungratefulness in those who, apparently, are more evolved than animals, than those creatures that did not receive their training.
Proof of this can be found in “Hachiko 2: Always by your side”, inspired by the true story of the Akita breed dog, who the world knew for having waited for his friend, Professor Hidesaburō Ueno, at Shibuya station, about nine years after his death.
This feature film was directed by Ang Xu; writing by: Liangwen Li, Lin Li, Ang Xu and Hansi Zhang; and starring: Xiaogang Feng, as Chen Jingxiu.
A seemingly simple plot. The professor, since he married his wife, was prohibited from having dogs at home, but when the marriage was already mature, with children about to leave home and get married, Jingxiu rescues the puppy Hachiko from imminent death, an event that ended changing the lives not only of your romantic partner but of your descendants.
And the little dog appreciated every gesture, every bowl of water, every meal, every love, every hug, every kiss, every instruction. Until the last hours of the person who sheltered him.
Once the film is finished, the recommendation for the viewer is to stay in their seat because they will be able to see some behind-the-scenes moments, how it was filmed, what the dynamic was like between the protagonist and the nine pets that were required to make it. to be able to film the plot. A feature film without great aspirations, but with a lot of humanity. He may not receive Oscar nominations, but he will undoubtedly win the heart of every being who, at some point in his life, served as the mother or father of a canine angel. “Hachiko 2: Always by your side”, already in movie theaters in Venezuela. @yolilu
