Film Lens
The documentary 'Horse Being' follows Karen, a 50-year-old transvestite, as she trains with an American cowboy to embody a 'horse-being.' This training involves physical and emotional aspects of pony play, a subculture in the United States. Karen's transformation is central to the narrative, providing insight into her identity and the significance of this lifestyle.
The film addresses themes of gender, love, and the connection to nature through Karen's experiences. It presents the complexities of self-expression and the relationships formed within the pony play community, offering a unique perspective on how such practices can shape one's identity and emotional landscape.
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.
Perfect For
Pony play enthusiastsLGBTQ+ studiesAlternative lifestyles