Almost Human

The film centers around John Livingston, a wealthy individual with a dog named Paul. The plot unfolds as Paul seduces a dog named Maggie, leading to Maggie giving birth to a pup named Hank. Following Maggie's departure, Hank seeks out his own 'human' and finds Mary Kelly, a homeless girl with whom he forms a bond.

In a significant twist, Paul and Hank unite later in the park to save a child who has fallen into a lake, highlighting themes of loyalty and companionship. With a runtime of 60 minutes, Almost Human showcases a blend of comedy, drama, and romance, characteristic of the late 1920s. The film features notable performances from Vera Reynolds, Kenneth Thomson, and Ethel Wales, among others, making it a notable entry in early American cinema.