00:00I'm warning you, by the end of this film, there's a good chance you'll want to adopt
00:03a dog.
00:04We follow the story of a former special forces soldier and his combat dog, Odin.
00:08Both retired from the army, both broken,
00:10but who try to heal by distancing themselves as much as possible from human beings.
00:19Except that after a plane crash in the middle of Null Park,
00:25Paradoxically, they will have to fight to find their way back to the civilization they fled.
00:29This film is first and foremost a beautiful story of friendship between a man and his best friend in a four-part story.
00:32legs,
00:33But above all, it's a story of survival for two broken souls in the midst of the storm.
00:36I'm going to take you home.
00:37Where our two heroes must dig deep within themselves to overcome every obstacle.
00:40I'm with you, gently.
00:45Come on, you can do it.
00:49There is this line in the first few minutes of the film that sums up the whole philosophy.
00:52He had experienced the worst hardships, he had known the cruelty of men, and yet, he had survived.
00:57And despite all he had endured, the love of men had taken root in his heart.
01:01Art of the Beast, you can tell it's a film made with heart.
01:04Not perfect, but touching and sincere.
01:05So for me, it remains to be seen.
