The Stray Page #3

Synopsis: The story of how a stray dog, Pluto, comes out of nowhere and impacts the Davis family, who are struggling in many ways. In just a short time, Pluto the Wonderdog manages to save a toddler,...
Genre: Drama, Family
Director(s): Mitch Davis
Production: Pure Flix Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
PG
Year:
2017
92 min
$1,564,482
Website
446 Views


The man

that I married

knows no fear.

The man

that you married

knows nothing but fear.

Do you know how hard it is to provide for a

family with a job in the movie business?

I could never do it

as a writer.

But as a studio exec, I get paid

every week, no matter what.

When have I ever cared

about money?

Honestly, we sold our house

so that we could come here,

but not so you could manage

other people's movies...

so you could make movies

of your own.

I believe in you.

I do.

I...

I just don't believe

in this version of you.

And...

I definitely don't believe

in this version of us.

[scoffs]

No way are we

leaving Los Angeles.

- [squeals]

- I'm gonna get you!

Gotcha!

[laughing]

[toddler]

Mommy.

Hi.

A dolly swing?

Dolly swing.

Can you have Daddy put the

dolly in the swing, honey?

Mommy's got paint

all over her.

Okay?

No.

Mitch!

Absolutely, Jeffrey.

I just...

I'm worried that nobody wants to

see Julia Roberts as a prostitute.

Well, yeah, exactly.

Richard Gere

could be her father.

Hey, kids, lunchtime!

Mitch, I'm gonna make us

some sandwiches.

Mitch.

- Where's Kinsey?

- I thought she was with you.

No, I sent her

to be with you.

- How long ago?

- Half an hour ago.

- Kinsey!

- Kinsey!

- Okay, you check the yard, I'll check the street.

- Okay.

- Kinsey!

- Kinsey!

- Have you guys seen Kinsey?

- No.

- What's wrong, Mommy?

- Help me look for her.

[sighs]

Hey, hey, hey!

Wait, wait, wait!

Have you seen a little girl?

No?

Kinsey!

Kinsey!

Kinseybug,

where are you?

- Any luck? No?

- No.

Rachel, anything? No.

Nothing?

[sobbing] Mitch, you gotta find her.

You gotta find her.

Come here.

What do we do,

Mommy?

We're gonna look

everywhere

and we're going to

say a prayer, okay?

Did you see a little

girl come through here?

She's about this tall.

She's like two. No? Okay.

Kinsey!

Kinsey!

Hey...

Have you seen my daughter?

She's two.

[barking]

- Pluto!

- [barking continues]

[Kinsey wailing]

Mommy! Mommy!

- Mommy!

- Kinsey!

Hey. Hey.

I got her. I got her.

- [wailing continues]

- [barking]

- Come on!

- Daddy!

You scared me, Kinseybug.

Daddy got scared.

And you too.

I'm sorry.

[wailing continues]

Daddy made a mistake.

Daddy's gonna fix it.

Hooray! Let's go!

Okay, kids.

This is it!

Our new home!

[Christian]

It's huge!

[Michelle] Well, houses don't

cost as much in Colorado.

Wait a minute. I want

you to hear something.

- What is that?

- It's wind in the trees!

- [Rachel] It's kind of scary.

- [Christian] Yeah.

[Michelle] All right, let's go look

at the inside of the house. Let's go!

Let's go, let's go,

let's go.

Let's go.

[Rachel chattering]

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Mitch Davis

Mitch Davis is a film director noted for his 2001 film The Other Side of Heaven about the trials and adventures of an LDS Missionary, John H. Groberg.Davis is a Latter-day Saint and received a bachelor's degree in English from Brigham Young University in 1982.He earned his master’s in film production from the University of Southern California. While working on his graduate degree, he worked as a creative executive at Disney and worked on Dead Poet’s Society (1989), White Fang (1991), The Rocketeer (1991), and Newsies (1992). He then worked as vice-president of development at Columbia’s Cash and Epps Entertainment production company. Davis wrote the Disney Channel film Windrunner (1994), which he was originally slated to direct, but was replaced in that role. After The Other Side of Heaven, he wrote and directed the romance A House Divided, a modern-day tale of Jewish man's undying love for a Palestinian woman in Israel. His 2015 feature, Christmas Eve, was an ensemble piece in the vein of Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve. His Christian family film The Stray, based on his own experiences, opened Oct. 6, 2017. more…

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