Quite a nice little film, though with a leaning to ESP human with horse. It must have been fun filming. The P2P hugs at not gorilla grapples but merely nice, even sweet. The t.a.l.k.i.n.g. Reminded me of some older Chinese-English dubbed films, and some lines reminded me of the Kung Fu series of the 70's. The production was mainly from a non-English base, so it is not too surprising that the dialogue was rather flat and stilted, rather than chatty in natural style.

It was hardly a serious film, but rather earth-hugging, with a few humorous lines. Some nice landscape and herd scenes. Perhaps best for a young audience.

In this film, Mika and Ostwind embark on an adventure, leaving Germany on a voyage to Spain. Mika feels Ostwind is missing something and goes there in search of his heritage. Once again, beautiful scenery and music are highlights of the film. It seems that Katjia Von Garner weaves social messages into these films, this one, the evils of bottled water companies. (Look it up, it's true). Again a bit spiritual, Mike "connects" with Ostwind during a very important horse race. Like Fannie said, "a horse race, what a surprise," but it's a really uplifting moment of the film. Just know that it has a happy kind of sad ending.

There are many things about these films I enjoy like the cinematography and the horse work and the music.

Of course its not a perfect film either story wise (the mistaken identity for Sonya and the blind trust in buisness men) or dubbing wise.