"You made a good dog out of him." Samuel Goldwyn Films has revealed the official US trailer for a Swiss-German movie called Barry & Me, a story about St. Bernard dogs in the mountains in Switzerland. This is one of those "make a branded movie promoting our country with our iconic animal" movies kind of like how China loves to make movies about pandas. It's on VOD in the US in September, not playing in theaters here. 12-year-old George finds himself stranded on the Great St. Bernard Pass. His new life with the monks of the hospice consists of cold weather, hard work, loneliness – until he rescues and secretly raises a St. Bernard puppy from starvation. When George is in danger of losing his beloved Barry, he must prove his conscience is stronger than all the rules in the world. Inspired by the legend of Switzerland's most famous rescue dog, the film combines emotional storytelling, cinematic landscapes, and the universal themes of friendship and bravery, making it a timeless story for audiences of all ages. This version being released in the US features an English language dub for kids to watch. I love dog movies but this just looks excruciating to sit through. // Continue Reading ›