хатико на английском

Ответ от Людмила Митрофанова[мастер]
Incredibly kind, loving soul to the depths of the film "Hachiko: The most loyal friend." Initially, I did not want to write a review on it, but now, due to certain circumstances, a sense of the creative impulse and emotion prevailed over reason, I have decided to do. "Hachiko" of 2009, is a remake of a Japanese film made back in 1987. Which, in turn, is based on real events that occurred in Japan in 20-30 years. the last century. At the railroad station in Shibuya, a faithful dog breed Akita Inu is a monument, and this certainly gives the picture is more dramatic. The film is full of bright far from sketches. The actions of the modern "Hachiko" occur in America, the viewer is presented everyday life of ordinary people: an American family of the nuclear type in the classical sense - loving couple who have lived many years happily married, their daughter, also has found his happiness also. All this might seem a bit boring, but it is not. The film looks virtually the same breath. The film\'s protagonist - Professor Parker (Richard Gere) accidentally becomes the owner of the dog is very rare and ancient breeds - Akita Inu, which, according to Wikipedia, is "a symbol of loyalty and devotion to Japan." Despite the protests, which brings his wife (Joan Allen), Parker left the puppy at home, and soon the whole family professor realizes that Hachiko - a real true friend, whom you will not find better at any price ... But even when this idyllic setting right end, the faithful dog makes his choice: every day, at the scheduled time, it takes up his post in the area of ​​the station, waiting for the owner, who did not come over there now. Seasons come and go, like a day pass for 9 years. Hati is a celebrity of him in the newspapers, but he still waits patiently for his friend ... At the last minute the movie is hard not to cry, but that is not worth doing. Picture of the dog\'s loyalty to her xozyainu has proven far more profound film, it can be termed as "a film about family values," and the "standard of morality in relation to his neighbors ...In my subjective opinion, indifferent to" Hachiko "can not leave anyone.