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[Where the Red Fern] Grows) is a DVD and other audio-visual products distributed by Disney in the United States. However, the film was actually a bit ill-fated. It was originally produced and filmed in 1999, but later due to management problems of the production company, the film was shelved until May 2003, when it was first released in Tribeca. Launched at the film festival, the distribution agency rights for audio and video products were obtained by Disney in the United States and launched in 2004. [Hometown of Red Fern] is adapted from Wilson Rawls's best-selling novel of the same title. This novel was adapted onto the big screen as early as 1974. The translation of the old movie of the same name in Taiwan is [Wind and Rain]. The new version of "The Hometown of Red Fern" is also adapted from the original famous book. The background of this story takes place in the world's best raccoon hunting area - the Ozark Mountains. The protagonist is a ten-year-old boy, Billy Coleman. He has always longed to have his own hound. After hard work, Billy finally got his wish and got his pair of hounds - Old Dan and L.