Mongrels

Mongrels tells the poignant story of a Korean family that immigrates to the Canadian prairies in 1991. They arrive with the goal of addressing the issue of feral dogs, yet they must also navigate their own personal challenges and grief. The film runs for 106 minutes and is produced by Musubi Arts.

With its focus on cultural immigration and family dynamics, Mongrels appeals to those interested in dramas that reflect on the immigrant experience. The narrative invites viewers to consider the complexities of adjusting to a new life while dealing with past sorrows. This film could resonate with collectors who appreciate stories that explore the human condition through the lens of cultural transition.