The Year of the Dog (2022)

• Year: 2022
• Released: 30 Sep 2022
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt18362444/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_year_of_the_dog
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/the-year-of-the-dog
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: PG-13
• Genre: Drama
• Runtime: 95 min
• Writer: Rob Grabow
• Director: Rob Grabow, Andrew McGinn, Michael Peterson
• Cast: Rob Grabow, Michael Spears, Jon Proudstar
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	6.2/10
	100% – Critics
	91% – Audience

The Year of the Dog Storyline

Matt, a loner alcoholic at rock bottom, struggles to maintain sobriety for 30 days so he can honor his mother’s dying wish, to visit her in hospice, sober. His book-thumping AA sponsor, Fred, offers him refuge at his farm, where Matt finds Yup’ik, a stray Husky with a unique talent. The man and dog relationship is precarious at first, but with the help of a close-knit Montana community, the two strays find a connection and discover what it takes to pull through to the finish line.

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Had the honor of seeing this film this evening. Shows the very personal side of someone struggling with addiction while having so many powerful reasons to stay sober.

I loves a the entire movie but two power pieces for me was the need that we all have for connection. Someone struggling to stay sober and has a friend that keeps showing up. I love this and the truth behind it, so often there is someone that never gives up and just allows the person struggling to be themselves find themselves heal. That person doesn’t always do the absolute right thing but they keep showing up.

Second piece for me as an animal lover but also someone who understands connection to something or someone else might be the only thing that keeps us going. The pup was that. The relationship precious and so important.

Power of Trust and Love in a Great Recovery Story

I loved watching The Year of the Dog and going through all the extreme emotions with the main characters in this great story.

The film is about developing trust and love after deep losses, classic man versus himself conflict. And a great rescue dog. It was so realistic I did not want it to end.

Wonderful sensitive performances from the lead actor (and writer) Rob Grabow, and amazing actors Michael Spears and Jon Proudstar who are Native American. You will find history and strength and wisdom in their words.

I learned a lot about sled dogs and dog psychology that I did not know before, even though I grew up with a best friend dog – a German Shepherd mix not unlike the dog in the movie – and am a lifelong dog lover. The movie star dog is a stray Husky underdog (and was a rescued abandoned dog in real life too), like the fictional main human character says of himself in the trailer. He is a man estranged from his own family and recovering from alcohol addiction.

Watching the relationship grow between the headstrong dog and the equally obstinate man, who starts out clueless about dogs, was a delight. A few moments of the film are burned in my memory, one when the Husky and recovering alcohol nap together is so peaceful.

Montana is beautiful in the movie. I had never been there or seen dog sledding before, but it is really remote. Watching the movie in theaters at the Village East in New York City, I was transported to a wilder cleaner place. The music in the movie is original and lovely. I hope this comes out on streaming sites so I can watch it again.

At some scenes I laughed, but I also cried. As a reviewer here said, bring tissues. Recovery from alcoholism is a tough road to watch. I had alcoholics in the extended family and I wish they had had friends and a dog like this to bring them love and hope.

I highly recommend The Year of the Dog to viewers!

Thoughtful Story and Awesome Dog!

Love the cast and crew of this show, who put their heart into a scrambling production. Fighting weather and other setbacks they powered on.

I love working with Rob and the blue eyed pup stole my heart.

The locations were dynamic and everyone was so good to our show, opening their doors and arms. It was a long haul for me, and had to move onto other shows, but what I experienced was magic.

Would recommend everyone watch this show…. I know many alcoholics and their stories are heartbreaking. Including knowing a few who didn’t make it…. so sad. My hope is they all find the light and walk toward freedom from addiction.