Togo
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The untold true story set in the winter of 1925 that takes you across the treacherous terrain of the Alaskan tundra for an exhilarating and uplifting adventure that will test the strength, courage and determination of one man, Leonhard Seppala, and his lead sled dog, Togo.

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Willem Dafoe
Leonhard Seppala
Julianne Nicholson
Constance Seppala
Christopher Heyerdahl
George Maynard
Richard Dormer
Dr. Curtis Welch
Adrien Dorval
Bill Clark
Madeline Wickins
Sally Burdett
Nive Nielsen
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Nikolai Nikolaeff
Dan Murphy
Thorbjørn Harr
Charlie Olsen
Catherine McGregor
Sarah Foley
Michael McElhatton
Jafet Lindeberg
Michael Gaston
Joe Dexter
Zahn McClarnon
Tulimak
Brandon Oakes
Henry Ivanoff
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Photos Ericson Core
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Location United States of America
Producer Kim Zubick
Director Ericson Core
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r96sk June 23 2021 09:58:47 PM

Stunning, truly stunning. As I pressed play on 'Togo' and began watching the initial scenes unfold, I was expecting a rehash/retread on Disney's previous films on this sort - e.g. 'White Fang' or 'Iron Will'. Those are good in their own right, but this 2019 film - which is about a true story - takes things to another dimension. It tugs at the heartstrings profusely, from the first scene to the very last. It's superbly written, with there being a fair amount of surprises in terms of how the story unfolds. It's shot beautifully and put together, via the set design etc., excellently, while the score is magnificent. Then you have the dogs, who are insanely charming throughout - especially, of course, the star that is Togo (Diesel). There's many a moment with him that produce all the feelings, from joy to sorrow to everything in between. The dogs are great and incredibly adorable. Away from all of that, you have an outstanding performance from Willem Dafoe. Before seeing this, the most I remember of him is his role in 'Mr. Bean's Holiday'. This now takes over in those regards, it's a brilliant job done by Dafoe. Julianne Nicholson merits praise, also. What a film. Not what I was expecting whatsoever, in the nicest possible way. Glad to see it has also been highly rated online. A must-watch!