In my life I've always loved dogs. I have one in Arica and I've always accompanied by one or the other way. Without fear I go, stroke them, they accept me or bite me ... I do not, the continue to do. So the movie "Always by my side ( Hachiko: A dog's story ) which tells the story of Hachiko, an Akita dog and infinite loyalty to his master, brought me many tears and a strong knot in the throat.
Based on a true story that occurred in Tokyo in the 20's and remake of Japanese film Hachiko monogatari 1988 ( here is on Youtube check it out is subtitled in English), shows how affection and loyalty of an animal transcends death.
Beyond the film, is the true story in which repair.
I stop Hachi ko, dog and hero of today, 70 years after his death, still talking. Legacy set out for their loyalty, because every day he accompanied his master (a university professor) to the train station and every evening, promptly waited upon his return. Return that is truncated by the death of the teacher's work, but remains faithful expected each day at the station. so the dog is back on time watching trains arrive during the nine years he had of life. He made his space station, his fellow passengers and their history a symbol of loyalty in Japan, and is immortalized with a statue of the dog Hachiko was still raised when vivo.
tape recommend to learn (from the look and fantasy additional work made in Hollywood) the story of Hachi, the dog hero. Tape, I repeat, it does move me and drop more than a tear, more so with the look of the dog and walk daily in hopes of whom he chose.
Trailer Always at your side
Trailer Hachiko Monogatari
