George

Year: 1972

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: English

Director: Wallace C. Bennett

ComedyFamily

George, a St. Bernard, is given to a relative and wreaks havoc in town. The new owner, trying to impress a girl, sends him to a mountain monastery while awaiting the original owner’s return. George escapes at night, becomes trapped in the icy wilderness, and the owner must confront his feelings and his worth to save the animal and his chance at love.

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