Wholly riveting, despite me being a dog

Rating: 7/10 (15 May 2016)

Typically, I struggle to watch human television picture shows, as the flicker rate, though imperceptible to humans, is not properly synchronized for dog eyes, and makes for a choppy picture.
Anyway, I made an exception for this film. There were people, rabbits, horses, other dogs, goats, and many sounds. I liked watching the dog. I found the dialogue difficult to follow, not just because my comprehension of spoken English is limited to about 12 words, nor the archaic mode of the language used was hard to interpret, but because I think the audio was mixed poorly or whatever. Look, I'm a dog, and a mongrel at that. I have no idea about this sort of thing, but the voice tracks or what have you should not be tinny and muffled. The one goat gores the one man towards the end, after a bird eats a part of the one lady. The dog dies maybe? The little babbling humans vanish.