In China They Eat Dogs

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In China They Eat Dogs (1999).

In China They Eat Dogs (original title I Kina Spiser de Hunde) is a 1999 Danish movie by Lasse Spang Olsen. The story tells about a young bank clerk turned bank robber. The title is a reference to a phrase that main character's elder brother tells him: "In China, they eat dogs"; it mean that whether something is right or wrong depends on the situation.

The following weapons are seen in the movie In China They Eat Dogs:

Revolvers

Unidentified revolver

Peter (Tomas Villum Jensen) appears in one scene with a revolver. It is not seen good enough to be identified correctly (supposedly this is Smith & Wesson Model 15 but not for sure).

Peter (Tomas Villum Jensen) inspects his revolver.

Pistols

Beretta 92F

Beretta 92F is used by Harald Blixen (Kim Bodnia). In one scene Arvid Blixen (Dejan Cukic) got his brother's pistol and this led to a bad end.

Beretta 92F (Early Model) - 9x19mm.

Harald (Kim Bodnia) threatens Vuk (Brian Patterson) with his Beretta 92F.

Masked Harald with his Beretta 92F.

Arvid Blixen (Dejan Cukic) shoots Beretta 92F in air to stop the hassle.

Shotguns

Double barreled side by side shotgun

In the opening scene Franz (Peter Gantzler) tries to robber the bank using double barreled side by side shotgun with sawn-off stock.

Franz (Peter Gantzler) readies his shotgun.

Franz threatens a bank clerk. Sawn-off stock can be seen.

A close view.

Other weapons

C-4 plastic explosive

A crate of C-4 is hidden in Harald's storeroom. Later it was used to blow a prison wall.

Arvid Blixen (Dejan Cukic) finds a crate of C-4 in his brother's storeroom.

Peter (Tomas Villum Jensen) prepares to blow a wall.