Recently, the movie "HorsePit" debuted at the 74th Venice Film Festival and released stills and posters.
Directed by Andrew Hagrid (The Weekend), the film is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Willie Valentine, which revolves around Charlie, a 15-year-old boy, who sets out to find his vanished aunt and strange home, and his only "partner" is Sama Pitt. From a story point of view, this is a film about the relationship between humans and animals.
Stills from "SaiMa Pitt"
Born in 1973, British talent Andrew Hagrid is a rising star in the British film industry in recent years and has won the Best Breakthrough Director Award from the London Film Critics Association. Hagrid made a splash in critics two years ago for his first entry into the Berlin Film Festival with "45th Anniversary," a film that explores the horrors of older marriages, and "45th Anniversary" earned actress Charlotte Lamplin an Oscar nomination for Best Actress after reaching the top of Berlin. And Charlotte Ramplin's film "Hannah" this year was also shortlisted for the main competition unit of the Venice Film Festival.