WATCH THE TRAILER
THE STORY
"How many are there now? 300?
Very few!"
RAPA, THE LAST WILD HORSES is a celebration of the western lifestyle and its values as a generator of identity worldwide.
The Rapa is one of the most antiques forms of rodeo, a legacy of more than 600 years. Villagers from Sabucedo – an Spanish village with less than 50 inhabitants– preserve something unique: an ancestral and intimate bond with their wild horses. In the mountain, the population of Galician Mountain Horse breed is also decreasing dangerously.
Today both villagers and wild horses live in a mirror situation: the end of the ones would mean the end of the others.
If you want to know more about this rodeo
COMING TO PBS
RAPA, THE LAST WILD HORSES will broadcast nationally on PBS, a channel that reaches 121M households. It will bring our message of western identity, bond with wildlife and rodeo community to an audience of millions of people.
Interested in participating?
Click the button below to contact the producer, Alejandro Enríquez.
WHAT HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT THE FILM
"I’ve recommended the film to all our affiliate associations. It’s worth it."
Victoria Tollman - Executive director / Equus Survival Trust
"I was moved to tears when I saw these horses in the wild…that heartache stayed with me."
Emily Aho / Newfoundland Pony Conservancy
“Watching the film one can breathe the freedom in the bush and the land”
Regional newspaper
"Wild cinema with indomitable characters"
Radio 3
