Shiloh 2-Season (1999)

"This is a smart, sensitive movie...  The New York Times

Editor's Note Marty takes in Shiloh, who's been abused by his owner, Judd Travers. Even after Shiloh saves Judd's life, he continues to treat the dog cruelly, threatening to take him away from Marty. A compassionate tale with a strong moral: kindness overpowers hatred. Based on the novel by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.

	Ann Dowd
	Caitlan Wachs
	Michael Moriarty
	Scott Wilson
	Carl Borack, et. al. - Producer
	Dale Rosenbloom - Writer
	David De Palo, et. al. - Original Music By
	Sandy Tung - Director
	Tom Seid - Editor
	Troy Smith - Cinematographer

Entertainment Weekly
"...An easygoing morality tale. And did I mention how cute the dog is?..." -- Rating: B 08/20/1999 p.133

New York Times
"...[A] wise, engaging, truly heartwarming sequel....This is a smart, sensitive movie..." 07/02/1999 p.E13

Box Office
"...[An] involving story....The trials of the adorable pup should win over children..." 09/01/1999 p.154

Los Angeles Times
"...[Tung] draws a nice performance from Browne, who is smart and eager..." 07/09/1999 p.C6

Chicago Sun-Times 8 of 10
Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season recycles the same characters and in a way the same problems as the wonderful original film, but carries the message a little further. The first film was about a boy who is adopted by a dog, loves it and wants to protect it from its cruel owner--even if that means lying to his parents. This sequel is about how people get to be cruel in the first place, and what you might be able to do to help them. - Roger Ebert