🎬 Movie

Erica Larsen isn't just a wildlife photographer — she's a person who spends weeks living in a tent among the Rocky Mountains to document a herd of wild mustangs. Her camera becomes a bridge between civilization and the primal world, where horses are not subjects but neighbors with their own hierarchies, dramas, and rituals. The film follows her annual cycle: from spring foals in blooming valleys to harsh winter trials where herds fight for survival. This journey raises questions about the boundaries of observation, the ethics of documentary work, and the price one pays to become part of a landscape rather than merely its viewer. Through Erica's lens, we witness not only the transformation of the horses but also her own evolving understanding of freedom and belonging.