Karen trains with an American cowboy to embody a 'horse-being' as she engages in the physical and emotional aspects of pony play.
Synopsis
Karen trains with an American cowboy to embody a 'horse-being' as she engages in the physical and emotional aspects of pony play.
Synopsis
Karen trains with an American cowboy to embrace pony play in the United States. At 50 years old, she participates in training sessions that focus on the physical and emotional aspects of this lifestyle. Karen reflects on how pony play shapes her identity and relationships. The film also discusses the connection to nature that comes with this practice. Her story provides a look into the subculture and the community surrounding it. Directed by Jérôme Clément-Wilz, the documentary runs for 63 minutes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Karen and her unique transformation into a 'horse-being.'
- Find out about the pony play subculture in the U.S.
- See the training sessions with an American cowboy.
Did You Know
- Karen is a 50-year-old transvestite featured in the film.
- The documentary has a duration of 63 minutes.
- The film was directed by Jérôme Clément-Wilz in 2016.
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What is pony play?
Pony play is a subculture where individuals engage in role-playing as ponies or horses, often involving training and physical activities.
Who is the main subject of the documentary Horse Being?
Karen, a 50-year-old transvestite, is the main subject who trains to embody a 'horse-being'.
What themes are addressed in Horse Being?
The documentary addresses themes of identity, gender, love, and the connection to nature within the context of pony play.
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