In China They Eat Dogs (original title I Kina Spiser de Hunde) is a 1999 Danish black comedy movie by Lasse Spang Olsen. The story tells about a young bank clerk turned bank robber and killer. 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.
Peter (Tomas Villum Jensen) appears in one scene with a revolver. Judging from the ejector rod shroud, front sight and general shape, it appears to be a blued K-Frame Smith & Wesson with 3" barrel, most possibly a Smith & Wesson Model 19. In the final scene Ratco (Slavko Labovic) uses a revolver that also looks like a K-frame with ejector rod shroud and longer barrel, possibly a Model 19 with 6" barrel.
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. In the final scene Ratco (Slavko Labovic) and several of his men use Beretta 92F.
Micro Uzi is used by Arvid Blixen (Dejan Cukic) in one scene. Arvid lost control over his weapon which led to several innocent victims. Later Arvid fires Micro Uzi during the shootout with Ratco's gangsters.
MP5SD3 or SD6 is used by one of Ratco's gangsters during the final shootout. After the gangster was shot, his SMG falls into water where Harald Blixen (Kim Bodnia) took it and used against his enemies. The barrel appears shorter then MP5SD must be, so it is most likely non-suppressing replica of SD.
SWD/Cobray Street Sweeper is used by one of Ratco's gangsters in the final shootout. After the gangster is shot, Harald Blixen (Kim Bodnia) takes his weapon.
Sa vz. 58 V rifles are used by several of Ratco's gangsters in the final shootout. After one of them was shot, Harald Blixen (Kim Bodnia) took his weapon.
