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Heck's Way Home (1996)
After getting lost the day his family travels 2,000 miles in preparation for a move to Australia, this clever, loyal, 'map reading' dog begins an amazing cross-country journey to find them.
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After getting lost the day his family travels 2,000 miles in preparation for a move to Australia, this clever, loyal, 'map reading' dog begins an amazing cross-country journey to find them.
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Genre:Adventure, TV Movie
Written By:Michael J.F. Scott
In Theaters:3/8/1996
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Téléfilm Canada
Cast
Michael J.F. Scott
Director
Alan Arkin
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Chris Sigurdson
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Michaelin Scott
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Michael Riley
Rick Neufeld
Chad Krowchuk
Luke Neufeld, dono de Heck
Shannon Lawson
Sheila Neufeld
Gabe Khouth
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Don Francks
Red, o andarilho
Cecilley Carroll
Casey
Rob Patterson
Jack Morrison
Nancy Jane Drake
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