Wondering whether the film-maker had in mind some sort of class contrast between the upper class dogs who get away with biting -- until expensive litigation forces owners to agree to have the dog put to death -- and the abandoned puppies whose fate it is to be gassed and thrown away as garbage. An awful lot of heartache and a few joys: seeing dogs trust again, seeing them regain their health. It is mostly sadness, though, and it would be my recommendation that the movie carry a warning label. The sound of puppies screaming as they are gassed to death is traumatizing.
Review of One Nation Under Dog
