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Explore the devastating effects Hurricane Katrina had on the lives of dogs and dog owners separated during and after the storm. This documentary profiles the complicated struggles of Katrina victims and the new families who've adopted their pets. New Orleans residents like Gloria Richardson, Malvin Cavalier and Jesse Pullins discuss their hurricane experiences, relationships with their dogs and desires to be reunited.
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Netflix Rating: 3.9
Top Rotten Tomatoes Critics: If you've ever lost a pet, or grown misty at the sight of a lost-pet poster, this movie will raise your hopes. full review

Peter Rainer, Christian Science Monitor

Smart, sincere and affecting. full review

Manohla Dargis, New York Times

A deeper, more vexing subject is prodded in addition to the sobbing reflex. full review

Joshua Rothkopf, Time Out New York

The documentary has a lot to say about human compassion, government bureaucracy and the problems inherent after disasters on a large scale. full review

G. Allen Johnson, San Francisco Chronicle

Underreported and over-emotional, Geralyn Pezanoski's 81-minute doc expose about dogs displaced during Hurricane Katrina moves slower than a basset hound to get to these and other thorny questions. full review

Aaron Hillis, Village Voice

full review by V.A. Musetto, New York Post

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