Presented by Protect The Harvest, the EQUUS Film Festival movie rundown of films will be showing Nov. 17-20, 2016, at the Village East Cinema, 181-182 2nd Ave, New York.
Storytellers showing the rich history and diverse tapestry of horses in human culture
More than 150 feature films, documentaries, shorts, music videos, commercials, training educational materials, art and literature pay homage to the horse at the EQUUS Film Festival, November 17-20, 2016.
© 2016 by Equus
The EQUUS Film Festival has been created to highlight and award the diverse and creative efforts of those who artistically pay homage to the horse. The festival empowers storytellers to show the rich history and diverse tapestry of horses in human culture through equestrian content.
We have more than 150 feature films, documentaries, shorts, music videos, commercials, training educational materials, art and literature.
Our festival has been created to highlight and award the diverse and creative efforts of those who artistically pay homage to the horse. The festival empowers storytellers to show the rich history and diverse tapestry of horses in human culture through equestrian content.
As home to the storytellers of the horse world, the EQUUS Film Festival, November 17-20, 2016 at the Village East Cinema in New York City, is the first event of its kind dedicated to equestrian-themed film, fine art and authors. The EQUUS Magazine Directors Panels, EQUUS Pop-Up artist, filmmaker and literary gallery, Li'l Herc⢠free Saturday family films, Sunday tours of the Carriage Horses Stables, and a Thursday evening VIP Party, winding up with the WININE Award Ceremony and party on Sunday afternoon are all part of the festival event program.
Founded in 2013 the EQUUS Film Festival 2015 presented over 150 films and 32 WINNIE Awards including Equestrian Art Film, Director, Documentary, Commercial, International, Music Video, Peopleâs Choice and Best of Festival. The addition of WINNIE Award categories in 2016 for Literature and Art will round out our commitment to being the home to the storytellers of the horse world.