Where the Red Fern Grows (2003)

[the Legend of Leymus chinensis] (Where the Red Fern Grows) is produced by Disney and other audio-visual products in the United States, but this film is really ill-fated. It was originally filmed in 1999, but later, due to problems with the operation of the film company, the film was shelved, and it was not released at the Tribeca Film Festival for the first time until May 2003. It was won by Disney and launched in 2004. [the story of Leymus chinensis] changed its original name from the Wilson Rawls story for many years. This story was put on the big screen as early as 1974, and the old movie of the same name was named in Taiwan. The new version of Leymus chinensis is similarly adapted from the original masterpiece. The background of this story is set in the ── Shaq Mountains, the best raccoon habitat in the world, and the protagonist is a ten-year-old boy, Billy Coleman, who has always been eager to love his dog. After hard work, Billy is so proud to get.