Far from Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog (1995)

Synopsis of Far from Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog

In this family adventure story, John and Catherine McCormick (Bruce Davison and Mimi Rogers) relocate from Vancouver to the coast of British Columbia, where sailing enthusiast John teaches his sons Angus (Jesse Bradford) and Silas (Joel Palmer) basic seamanship and outdoor survival skills. Angus has rescued a stray Golden Labrador he calls Yellow and considers his best friend, though his folks aren't so sure he's responsible enough to care for the dog. One day, John takes Angus and Yellow sailing; a sudden gale bursts out, and the boy and his dog are thrown overboard. They wash up on a rugged coastal area, where Angus' abilities to survive in the wild are put to the test. As Angus and Yellow fend off wild animals, build a shelter, and signal for help, John and Catherine work with the Coast Guard in a desperate search for their missing son. Far from Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog was the final film by Canadian director Phillip Borsos, who died of leukemia within a month of its U.S. release. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:

87 mins

Director(s):

Phillip Borsos

Writer(s):

Phillip Borsos

Producer(s):

Peter O'Brian

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG(Excellent For Children)

Categories:

Action / Adventure, Family & Kids

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