A family film featuring stunning natural scenery that will delight fans of horses and horseback riding. A film about a great friendship that helps uncover and investigate a case of illegal horse trafficking.

Hannah arrives in the countryside for an extended stay with a friend of her father’s. There, she meets a local girl named Sídžej. Both girls love horses, so they immediately start galloping across the countryside on them. They become inseparable friends.

The owner of the farm where Hannah is staying is dedicated to protecting wild mustangs. These horses are threatened by horse smugglers.

Hannah and Sídžej discover a new wild herd led by a magnificent dark stallion. Hannah’s passion for photography initially complicates the situation the girls find themselves in. Eventually, however, her hobby proves to be a great help in saving the local mustangs.

The story is spiced up by the playful banter among the young men working as hands on the farm.

USA, 2009, 82 min

Crew: Craig Clyde;

Cast: Miranda Cosgrove, Fred Ward, Connie Sellecca, Robert Wagner, Paul Sorvino, Danielle Chuchran, Corbin Allred, K.C. Clyde, Gib Gerard;

Prents Guide:
Toward the end of the movie, there’s a scene with a woman in a miniskirt and a brief shot of a majorette in a mini-dress. The word “damn” is used twice. The swear word “idiot” is used about three times.

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