Fluke (1995)

Synopsis of Fluke

A man learns to be a better person when he turns into a dog in this thoughtful and surprisingly somber drama for the family. Tom (Matthew Modine), a businessman, is so driven to succeed that he all but ignores his wife Carol (Nancy Travis) and their son Brian (Max Pomeranc). Tom's perspective changes when he dies in an auto accident and is reincarnated as Fluke, a big brown dog. Fluke wants nothing more than to be with Carol and Brian, but he gets lost as he tries to make his way home. He's adopted by a homeless woman, and with her, Fluke truly learns to give and receive love for the first time, but when she dies, the dog is left with nowhere to go. Fluke is soon befriended by Rumbo (voice of Samuel L. Jackson), a guard dog at a junkyard who teaches him how to survive on the street, but before long, Fluke once again hears the call from his heart to find Carol and Brian. Fluke also stars Eric Stolz, Ron Perlman, and Jon Polito. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:

94 mins

Director(s):

Carlo Carlei

Writer(s):

James Carrington, Carlo Carlei

Producer(s):

Thomas Coleman, Jon Turtle, Paul Maslansky

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG(Excellent For Children, Mild Violence)

Categories:

Family & Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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