10 Movies and Shows Similar to White God (2014)

Description: Though more comedic, 'Beethoven' shares with 'White God' the central theme of a dog's impact on a family. Both films show how dogs can disrupt and ultimately enrich human lives.

Fact: Spawned a series of sequels. Features a Saint Bernard as the titular character. The dog's slobber was made from methylcellulose.

Description: Like 'White God', this film follows animals on an epic journey. Both showcase the determination and intelligence of dogs (and other animals) as they face challenges to reunite with their owners.

Fact: Remake of a 1963 film. Features voiceovers by Michael J. Fox and Sally Field. The animals were trained to follow specific routes.

Description: Like 'White God', this film focuses on dogs' survival against all odds. Both showcase the intelligence and resilience of dogs in extreme conditions, with emotional storytelling that highlights the human-animal bond.

Fact: Inspired by a true Antarctic survival story. Features Paul Walker in a leading role. The dogs were trained for months for their roles.

Description: This animated film shares with 'White God' the theme of a dog's journey and self-discovery. Both explore the dog's perception of the world and their place in it, though 'Bolt' does so in a more fantastical way.

Fact: John Travolta voices the main character. Won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Originally conceived as 'American Dog' by Chris Sanders.

Description: Like 'White God', 'Red Dog' tells the story of a dog's journey and its impact on a community. Both films highlight the dog's resilience and ability to bring people together, with a mix of heartwarming and heartbreaking moments.

Fact: Based on a true story of a legendary Australian outback dog. The film won several Australian film awards. A statue of Red Dog exists in Western Australia.

Description: While more lighthearted than 'White God', both films explore the full lifecycle of a dog's relationship with its owners. They share themes of unconditional love and the challenges of pet ownership.

Fact: Based on John Grogan's bestselling memoir. Starring Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston. The film's ending is famously emotional.

Description: Similar to 'White God' in its deep emotional connection between a dog and its owner, 'Hachi: A Dog's Tale' explores themes of loyalty and the unbreakable bond between humans and animals. Both films showcase the dog's perspective, emphasizing their emotions and struggles.

Fact: Based on a true story of a loyal Akita dog in Japan. Richard Gere stars as the dog's owner. The film was shot in two versions: English and Japanese.

Description: This film shares with 'White God' the exploration of a dog's life and emotions through multiple experiences. Both movies delve into the dog's perspective, showing their struggles and the different roles they play in human lives.

Fact: Based on the novel by W. Bruce Cameron. Features multiple dog breeds throughout the film. The film sparked controversy over animal treatment during production.

Description: While more comedic, this film shares with 'White God' the exploration of dogs' lives when humans aren't around. Both imagine the complex social structures and adventures dogs might have on their own.

Fact: Produced by Illumination Entertainment. Features voices of Louis C.K. and Kevin Hart. Inspired by the filmmakers' own pets.

Description: Similar to 'White God', this film follows a dog's survival journey in a harsh environment. Both movies explore themes of freedom, survival, and the dog's innate instincts, with stunning visuals of the natural world.

Fact: Based on Jack London's classic novel. Features CGI-enhanced animals. Harrison Ford stars as the human lead.