Horsegirls": A Heartfelt Tale of Independence and Determination Coming Soon to Theaters
A new dramedy film titled "Horsegirls" is set for a theatrical release soon. The film, directed and written by Lauren Meyering, features Lillian Carrier and Gretchen Mol in lead roles. The story follows Margarita, a 22-year-old woman with autism, as she explores the world of hobby horsing to prove her independence to her mother. The cast also includes Jerod Haynes and Tony Hale. Meyering's script, which made the 2020 Black List, is based on the family life of producer Mackenzie Breeden. The film premiered at the Tribeca Festival and received accolades at the Seattle Film Festival and Cordillera International Film Festival.
Sumerian Pictures has acquired the North American rights to "Horsegirls" and is planning a nationwide theatrical release later this year. The distributor is excited to bring this charming and emotional story to audiences. Meyering expressed her enthusiasm for partnering with Sumerian Pictures, citing their commitment to inclusivity and support for the film's message.
Gretchen Mol, who stars in "Horsegirls," is also set to appear as a series regular in the upcoming fourth season of the Paramount+ series Tulsa King. The film's producer, Mackenzie Breeden, worked closely with Meyering to bring this heartfelt story to life. The deal for the film was negotiated by Sumerian Pictures' Rob Williams with the UTA Independent Film Group.
In conclusion, "Horsegirls" is a touching and powerful film that showcases strong performances and a heartfelt message. The collaboration between the filmmakers and Sumerian Pictures promises to bring this story of independence and determination to audiences nationwide. Stay tuned for the theatrical release of "Horsegirls" later this year.