What can someone take from this movie, with quite the unlikeable main character? At least at the beginning. Because we see other sides to him as the movie progresses. Without having someone to lean on, someone to look up too, without an aim - where to go? But even when you have a goal, do you stop when you reach it? Is it even your main goal? We will see - well I have already.

This is very nicely acted and the road movie adventure/aspect of it, works very well for it. There are adventures ahead and a beautiful story here - family. Don't we all need one? Not everything is happy go lucky of course ... enough of it is though - or is it?

It is good cast and good directing and awesome storyline. Everything just right and not too over dramatic. Hector cynical looks totally right for the cast given all his background. The story makes audience feel the problem of their own family issues, more or less. It's just beautiful. This movie deserved awards, Tarapara.

A really solid Spanish film with a big heart. It just falls short of being something truly amazing, but it still very worth your time.

I love a good road trip movie, and Seventeen started really strongly. Who doesn't love dogs and the prospect of an inspiring feel-good story? It hooked me from the beginning, though lost its way in the middle half. Unfortunately, my attention started to wane, and as a result, the ending didn't land the powerful impact on me it otherwise would have.

The performances were good though, and I loved the whole premise. The scenery was spectacular and all the dogs beautiful! It's enough to make you want to go adopt dogs from your nearest shelter - or alternatively book a trip to the north of Spain.

If you like dogs, Spanish films and tales of brotherly love, then I highly recommend Seventeen. An easy watch with some smiles and a lot of heart.