White Fang
(1991)White Fang 1991
American writer Jack London's 1991 film adaptation of the immortal work of "White Fang" was made in 1946 by American director and actor Randal Kleiser. The film stars American actor Seymour Cassel, two-time Oscar nominee American actor Ethan Hawke, Austrian actor Klaus Maria Brandauer, James Remar, Susan Hogan and Bill Moseley. Jack arrives in the Yukon to find a gold mine his father discovered earlier. The boy, who has lived in the city since birth, believes he can adapt to the cold wilderness even if he is not used to it, and takes his father's letter to find his old friend Alex Larson and asks him to take him away. to the mine. Old Alex does not believe that there is gold in the mine and does not want to take the boy to the mine. There are also hungry wolves on the way to the mine, which is a long, snowy mountain climb, and Alex thinks Jack is too weak to lift anything. Alex, who agrees to take him to the mine at the insistence of the boy, goes on his journey without wasting time. A setback on the road derails the duo's plans, and Alex and Jack must travel downtown to split up. However, Alex and Jack unexpectedly meet again, and this time Alex agrees to take the boy to the mine. Meanwhile, the others find a broken puppy stranded in the woods. This animal, which they call White Fang, was formed as a result of the cross of a wolf and a dog. Adopted by a group of traders, this puppy made a deep impression on Jack. Unable to get White Fang out of his mind, Jack will discover friendship, trust and love through her.
