Alain Emery,
Charles Guillaume,
Clan-Clan,
Frank Silvera,
Jean-Pierre Grenier
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One of the better "kids love horses, horses love kids" movies (i.e. My Friend Flicka, National Velvet, The Black Stallion, etc.)
A poetic story of boy who tames a wild horse and ranchers who want to capture it, impressively shot in the marshlands near the ocean. One of the most beautiful films I've seen.
A Short 38 Minute Film, from 1952, in Black & White in French with English Subtitles, Its a great picture for horse lovers.
A quietly logical film,the tale has certainly scattered elements from Exupery's philosophy and a childish mood such is in C.S. Lewis' Narnia books (check out the Horse and his Boy book),a balanced moral in the finale but a complete nectar.
This is a love story, pure and simple. An unusual friendship. A spectacular piece of film making. Exquisitely shot in black and white. I missed the original release (way back when) but came upon a recently released copy this weekend - fell in love with it. Some earlier Flickr ...( read more)
(Comments on "White Mane") I do love watching wild horses but this kinda gets on the boring side. It was also narrated in English? The kid also had a nice "emo" hairdo. Pretty stylish for a young fisher.
I saw the red balloon when I was a munchkin. I would like to see it again.
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