Seventeen

I really enjoyed this movie. It reminded me of Stand By Me in a way because of its (very) kindhearted characters, and because the movie is full of little moments that will make you laugh, and deep conversations between the two lead characters. Highly recommended!

A really solid Spanish film with a big heart. It just falls short of being something truly amazing, but it still very worth your time. I love a good road trip movie, and Seventeen started really strongly. Who doesn't love dogs and the prospect of an inspiring feel-good story? It hooked me from the beginning, though lost its way in the middle half. Unfortunately, my attention started to wane, and as a result, the ending didn't land the powerful impact on me it otherwise would have. The performances were good though, and I loved the whole premise. The scenery was spectacular and all the dogs beautiful! It's enough to make you want to go adopt dogs from your nearest shelter - or alternatively book a trip to the north of Spain. If you like dogs, Spanish films and tales of brotherly love, then I highly recommend Seventeen. An easy watch with some smiles and a lot of heart.

This is a great example of how a good director with a couple of great young actors and a beautiful natural background can make such a beautiful movie with no big budget but a great story. More like this, please.

I was surprised by this movie. The acting is convincing and the history is very authentic. If you want to see a movie about filings in family, this movie is for you. Good Spanish cinema. I recommend it.

I don't have any siblings but I'd assume we'd all have that one sibling that will make us cry, laugh and furious at the same time but you wouldn't trade them for the world.