resented by Protect The Harvest, equine movie stars Apple and Dreamer will make a joint one hour appearance from 2:00pm to 3:00pm ET outside the 2016 EQUUS Film Festival, on Saturday, November 19th at the Village East Cinema, 181-182 2nd Ave, New York, NY.
Poster art from previous equine film festival
The annual EQUUS Film Festival, founded in 2013 by Lisa Diersen, is the first event of its kind to offer a home to the storytellers of the horse world, with films, documentaries, videos, commercials, shorts, equestrian art and literature from around the world.
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Apple, a 26 inch tall chestnut and white miniature horse, stars with Burt Reynolds, Amy Smart, Liam Mcintyre and AJ Michalka in Apple of My Eye - a heartwarming movie about a young girl's struggle after a traumatic horse riding accident causes her to lose her eyesight and a miniature horse is trained to be her companion and surrogate eyes.
Apple of My Eye trailer will screen during the Festival and the movie is slated for release in late January, 2017 (Apple is owned and trained by Ashley Klein).
Dreamer, a very talented palomino pony, stars in Unbridled with Eric Roberts, T.C. Stallings and Tea McKay. Based on true to life stories at a healing ranch for challenged teen girls in North Carolina Unbridled tells a tremendous story of redemption and triumph, with a message of unconditional love. Unbridled will be screened during the Festival and is also slated for a 2017 release.
The EQUUS Film Festival, sponsored by Protect The Harvest, runs Thursday thru Sunday November 17-20, 2016.
For more information, a time schedule about this year's EQUUS Film Festival, and a link to purchasing and/or reserving tickets, visit the website at www.equusfilmfestival.net
ABOUT THE EQUUS FILM FESTIVAL:
The annual EQUUS Film Festival, founded in 2013 by Lisa Diersen, is the first event of its kind to offer a home to the storytellers of the horse world, with films, documentaries, videos, commercials and shorts from around the world and also cultural elements of fine equestrian art and literature.