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Synopsis
Festivals
How do horses live in the wild? The Pottokas are one of the most ancient horse breeds in the world and are in danger of extinction. A group of them lives in an isolated environment in Spain. The equine ethologist Lucy Rees unveils the secrets of how these horses relate, evolve and learn from each other and the dangers they are confronted with. A unique project.
- _Best International Wild Horse Documentary, Equus Film Festival 2018, New York, USA.
Directed by
Javier Ortega
Producer
1080 WILDLIFE PRODUCTIONS
Country
Spain
Languages
English, Spanish
Available
Worldwide
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