Koko: A Red Dog Story

I laughed, I cried, I loved it. The whole family loved it. Just a beautiful Australian story. Honestly, do not go past this film. Thanks guys. You've really done an amazing job.

I found this to be a wonderful tribute to Koko. Made in the spirit of the Red Dog movie, this gave me an insight into the film's star Koko and how he touched the lives of everyone he met. Funny, heart-warming and sad, this is very definitely for fans of Red Dog in general and dog lovers in particular. Entertaining, this documentary supports the work of a dog rescue centre and follows Koko from pup to established star and, more importantly, cherished pet. It is made in a reconstruction style (I hate the term mockumentary which, it seems, devalues something of this nature) and works very well as such.

Koko was, before anything else, a friend that so obviously left a big hole behind him.

Boring? Shame on you!

A thoroughly entertaining behind-the-scenes re-telling of the 2011 Australian film "Red Dog", and the canine behind the titular role, Koko.

Through interviews, old footage and re-enactments, "Koko: A Red Dog Story" illustrates a vivid picture of the beloved kelpie and the lives of everyone he touched.

With brilliant comedic timing and plenty of endearing moments, this film will make you laugh and cry, and then make you want to go home to hug your canine friend/s.

A must-see for any dog-lover!

I can't believe someone bothered to come here just to say "A documentary with good camera work but not interesting at all.." It's a shame when we come here we suddenly become expert and like to tell others 'what's what' instead to express a personal opinion.

As for me who always loved dogs I had a terrific time watching this doco...And I must add that I enjoyed it a lot more than the actual movie. Once again, to each its own.

PS: Oh I don't understand this guy managed to have the above statement accepted as enough characters ....but not for me I was under 600??? And it seems I still need more, I thought I wraped this quite well ...let's see if it is enough now...

A documentary with good camera work but not interesting at all..