The film tells the story of a university professor who adopted a small Akita dog and named it "Hachi". Every day after that, hachi sent the professor to the station in the morning and waited for the professor to come home together in the evening. Unfortunately, the professor died of illness and never returned to the station. However, Hachi waited at the station every day for the next nine years until he finally died [1].
Chinese name
Hachi: The Story of a Dog
Foreign name
Hachiko
Other translation names
The story of loyal dog Hachi, Akita dog 8 thousand, Hachi dog
Production company
Hell distribution
Production area
United States of America
Directing performance
Lasse Hallstr? M
stage a play
Stephen Lindsay, Cantor prodigy
Category type
The plot of a play
Leadership performance
Richard gere, joan allen, sarah roemer
Film length
93 minutes
Release time
65438+February 2009
grading
United States: g
conversational language
English
colour
colour
1 movie plot
University professor Parker (richard gere) meets a poor little Akita dog at a station in a small town.
Stills of The Story of Eight Men (12)
Its lonely figure aroused his pity. Although his wife (joan allen) strongly opposes it and tries her best to send it away, after seeing her husband and daughter's sincere love for it, she finally decides to make it a member of the family. Parker named it "Hachi".
Hachi grew up with the Parker family and changed from a puppy to a monster. Hachi accompanied Parker to work on time every day, and appeared at the gate of the station at five o'clock in the evening to meet Parker after work. This is their date time. In the eyes of the stationmaster of the town station, the hot dog vendor and the proprietress of the nearby store, this is a picture that has become accustomed to; Seeing Parker coming out of the station and shouting out the familiar "Xiao Ba", Xiao Ba jumped forward and spoiled with excitement, which has become a daily story of the station. However, on the day when Grade Eight learned to pick up the ball, Parker was both happy and proud, but it was also their last precious memory.
That day, Parker suddenly collapsed in college class. He died of a heart attack and never returned to the station. After that, at five o'clock every evening, Hachi came to the railway station to wait and stare. The next day and the third day, from summer to autumn, for nine years, Bagong remained the same until he died.