About "Far from Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog"

"Far from Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog" is a family adventure film released in 1995. The plot revolves around a teenage boy named Angus, who finds himself lost in the wilderness, with only his dog, Yellow, to help him find his way back home. Overcoming numerous adversities, the story beautifully portrays the bond between humans and animals, making it a heartwarming watch for the viewers.

Making / Production

The movie was directed by Phillip Borsos and produced by Peter O'Brian. It was filmed in the picturesque landscapes of British Columbia, Canada, providing a fitting backdrop to the storyline.

Actors

• Jesse Bradford as Angus McCormick: The protagonist of the movie, Angus' character was portrayed excellently by Jesse Bradford. His performance effectively brought out the character's courage and determination.
• Mimi Rogers as Katherine McCormick: Mimi Rogers brought to life the loving yet anxious mother who goes through turmoil when her son is lost.
• Bruce Davison as John McCormick: The father's character played by Bruce Davison managed to evoke viewers' empathy with the concern he portrayed for his lost son.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film primarily features scenes in wild terrains, which actually posed a challenge during the shooting period.
• A majority of the scenes with Yellow Dog were performed by a single dog, although several dogs were trained for the role.

Awards

The film was nominated for the "Best Family Feature Film - Drama" at the Young Artist Awards.

Quotes

• "It's a brave man who's not afraid to admit when he's scared."
• "I'm gonna keep looking for you, Angus. Every day, I'm gonna look."

Music, Soundtrack

• The film's original score was composed by John Scott. His music greatly contributed to enhancing the movie's atmosphere and mood.