Gohan

On the sidewalk of a 7-Eleven in a Thai coastal town lives a white stray dog with a pink nose, Gohan, on rice scraps and attention from passersby. When a retired Japanese engineer takes him in, and gives him a name and a temporary home for the first time, a years-long journey through different lives begins. Thus Gohan ends up in a dubious shelter, where a young, undocumented woman from Myanmar protects him and so he teaches an art student what true love is in his old age. Three owners, three life phases, one dog that changes everyone forever without words. Told with the warmth, humor and tears you know from How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, the Thai world hit from the same producers. Inspired by the true story of Hima, the stray dog that plays the old Gohan, and was found at a market in Northern Thailand by director Baz Poonpiriya (Bad Genius).