My Pretty Pony

An old man nearing his end hands his grandson a peculiar gift—a weathered rocking horse that becomes a vessel for memory. Through this wooden figure, the boy glimpses fragments of his grandfather's life: a pre-war childhood in the countryside, first love, quiet losses, and humble joys. Reality and fantasy begin to weave together, revealing time not as a straight line but as a tapestry of moments that can be revisited. What starts as a simple family visit unfolds into a journey across generations, where the past whispers through the cracks of the present.