Film Lens
In 'The Horseman', Peter Gerdehag, a horseman from Sweden, faces a severe storm that forces him to leave his horses behind. This situation tests his dedication to his animals and his craft. The film captures the emotional toll of separation and the bond between humans and horses, emphasizing the intricacies of equine companionship.
Filmed and edited by Tell Johansson, the documentary presents a visually rich narrative that reflects Gerdehag's commitment to both his horses and the natural world. The film runs for 82 minutes and is presented in Swedish, offering an insightful look into the life of a devoted horseman and the profound connections he shares with his animals.
Why Watch
- •Meet horseman Peter Gerdehag in Sweden.
- •See the impact of a severe storm on equine bonds.
- •Find out how separation affects horse and human relationships.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2006 and has a duration of 82 minutes.
•Peter Gerdehag is the central figure navigating the bond with his horses.
•The documentary is filmed in Sweden, showcasing the local landscape.
Perfect For
Horse loversNature enthusiastsDocumentary fans