Love on a Horse

Synopsis

"Love on a Horse" (original title: "Το κορίτσι και το άλογο"), released in 1973 and starring Anna Fonsou, is a Greek drama that explores the intricate relationship between a young woman and her horse. Set against a pastoral backdrop, the film delves into themes of freedom, trust, and personal growth, showcasing the emotional bond that develops between human and animal. Through a series of heartfelt moments and challenges, the movie captures the delicate balance of companionship and the yearning for independence. With its serene cinematography and introspective narrative, "Love on a Horse" offers a contemplative look at love beyond conventional boundaries.

Cast

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  Anna Fonsou

  Julia

• Christo Spyropoulos

  Larry

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  Giannis Argyris

  Alexis

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  Kostas Karagiorgis

Reviews

Critically, "Love on a Horse" has received mixed to negative feedback, reflecting its modest reception. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 4.2 out of 10, indicating a generally lukewarm response from audiences. Reviewers often point out that while the film presents an interesting premise focused on the human-animal bond, it suffers from slow pacing and a somewhat meandering plot that might not engage all viewers fully. Some critics appreciate the serene and authentic rural setting, as well as Anna Fonsou's earnest performance, but note that the storytelling lacks depth and dynamism. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a formal critic score due to limited reviews, which is common for older or less internationally known films. Overall, "Love on a Horse" is considered a niche film, appealing mainly to fans of vintage Greek cinema or those interested in equestrian stories, but it may struggle to captivate a broader audience.

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