I thought it was an engaging story of a woman's struggle with tragedy. The cool twist was that the man who helped her ended up getting some redemption for regrets in his life. Of course, the scenery is gorgeous. I feel the relationship between her and the dog could have been a bit more developed. I feel the companionship the dog gave her played a large role in her being able to bring herself to go into town and be around more people. Once you found out he was dying you could think that's why he left the dog with her, but I think leaving the dog was a final attempt by him to help her.

It had a good plot and awesome scenery.

It was slow to start, but worth sticking with. Very moving and inspirational film. Had me reflecting on my own life and what is important to me. Much like the last year has forced us all to do.

Enjoyed it. Could feel the cold and sadness.