On a wild weekend, let's bring the story of a wild horse and a girl running with her dreams on horseback – this "Frika" film spends the weekend with you, and it sounds good!
Here are the mountains of the world, Wyoming, where there is never a summer day, and there are eight thousand feet above sea level, which is close to the sky.
When this spring finally came, it saved me from the boundless winter days, and in my mountains, everything was revived again.
I also remember my mission, Katie is the only daughter of a cowboy on this ranch.
Every spring, when we release the horses for the first time, Katie (Alison Lohmann) loves to watch them get back into the world again—I can see my restlessness unfold in them.
Full of a thirst for adventure, they run through the rainbow.
When I watch them gallop freely, I often think of the first horses, how they became the true pioneers of The United States.
The opening chapter is a magnificent scenery of mountains, plateaus, mountain streams, streams, spring has arrived, and a group of horses running freely is released. This wilderness initial soul and unrestrainedness attracted me.
Katie recounted it like this, dreaming of the wild, but turned in a white paper on the final paper in the class.
16-year-old Katie stands at the crossroads of life, will she continue her studies or return to her beloved farm? Katie, who admired freedom, chose the latter.
The school bus drove down the winding road and brought her to her father, who returned to the farm with katie.
Seeing her brother and mother's warm hospitality, this dawn, Katie rode the Yankees in the stables to the jungle and took a nap on a dead tree.
Immediately after encountering the leopard, Katie fell off the horse, and in the first moment, a wild horse appeared, ran wildly and kicked its hooves to scare away the leopard that attacked Katie. Katie, who had gotten up, looked at the wild horse and was amazed. She obviously liked the wild horse.
Immediately, the wild horse ran away.
Katie ran after her. The wild horse then ran into the jungle and disappeared into the morning light.
"The profits from reselling horses sink faster than the sunset on the Western Hills..." As the farm deteriorates, Rob (Tim McGraw) has the idea of giving up. He found merchants, who didn't want farm horses, just Cayusese, wild horses, and the better the off-road wild horses came to participate in the wild horses race.
At this time, the Rob family received a fax from the school, and Katie turned in a white paper on the final thesis.
Katie ran to the Goose Creek Ranch, Quatema.
Katie told her dad about her sighting of the wild horses and being attacked by leopards, but he blamed her about her school papers.
Katie said she wrote it in her head, just without mentioning the pen. This reason is clearly not prevaricating.
One morning, Katie rode out on the Yankees again, and she found the wild horse and tried to put it back on with the prepared noose, but she rolled over and got off the horse.
The wild horse galloped forward to Rob's grazing pasture and took away Rob's herd of herds, and Rob caught up with him and wrapped the wild horse in a noose.
It was a very difficult horse to tame, and it was kept alone in the stables. Rob ordered no one to go near it, especially Katie.
Katie had to sneak to the stables when everyone was asleep at night, and the first time she sang to it, calling it Frika (the meaning of beautiful chick, beautiful embryo), the wild horse responded, and this night she fell asleep by the stable fence;
The second time, Katie took a green apple and called frika, and Frika approached her and happily ate the green apple, at which point Katie tried to ride on a wild horse, but was dropped.
In the bathtub, her back was broken and her scars were pus.
Katie didn't give up, holding the holster in her hand and trying to put it on the horse. But she fell again and again, the last time she put on the holster, and after she rode up, she was immediately fallen down again. This horse is too wild for anyone to tame, no one to ride on, that's what Rob said.
In the end, Rob sells the horse, Katie is sad, "it can't see the blue sky", Katie chases the horse dealer's car and runs, which is when it rains. The road was muddy, and Katie seemed to be about to lose her beloved wild horse.
Throwing away her beloved mustang, Katie wrote her final thesis with tears in her eyes, "The story of how to defeat the West that we heard is all lies, the history of the West is written by horses, no matter where, as long as a pioneer leaves his footprints, there will be a footprint next to it, in the vast wilderness of the United States, people go farther and farther, but they encounter a force that cannot be tamed, the wild horse —
Wild horses, Cayos, the pioneers call parasites, because they swept through the meadows, starving the livestock, they could not tame them, they destroyed them, lonely, hungry, kayos slowly disappeared from the ground, but sometimes, when the sun was thin, there would be a remnant, and for a moment, kayusai was a remnant of the west, no stronger than a ghost, rare to see. No one really needs them, the ranchers don't, the townspeople don't, that's their destiny, they're wiped out along with the rest of the outliers, the outliers, and the remnants of other wildernesses, and no one cares about them anymore, but thankfully, a little kayuse survives, hides in the mountains, and we need to protect them, because in a way they are living memories of the American continent of the past, and they can reproduce them. ”
The wife finds Rob to talk to, they think that the son chooses college, chooses to go into society, he will arrange it well, but, their daughter Katie, she is smart and strong, but needs their care, living around them, the wife finds in Rob what he and his daughter have in common, Rob says that Katie lives in a dream, the wife says, "You too-" Sitting on the top of Cowboy Hill, looking down at the world below, when can you see your daughter and realize that she is you?!
Rob gradually accepted his daughter's dream.
Katie goes swimming with her brother and meets her brother's girlfriend, Miranda. Miranda tells Katie that she saw Frika, and the cowboys who competed went crazy, saying that the prize money for winning the race was more than $8,000... Katie imagines Frieka's current situation and boldly proposes that she also have to participate in the game, Katie is confident that she can control Frika and win the game, and then redeem Frika with $8,000 in prize money, Katie participates in the race as a cowboy with the help of her brother.
But the imagination was perfect, Frika failed to be a good racehorse, it carried Katie into the night, the dark midnight rained heavily, they were attacked by lions, Frika fell, and Katie fell beside her.
Finally, Father Rob found Katie, carried her on the horse, and brought her home, but the fever did not go away.
Rob said he was going to shoot the wild horse.
Katie weakly stood up and said the last word, then you killed both of them together.
The compromised Rob found the final paper she had written in front of his daughter's bookcase and typed it into an electronic document and handed it over to the school.
Katie woke up, and at her father's tugging, saw the injured Frika survive strongly.
Dad said he read Katie's words and he supported her dreams.
A long time ago, Americans came to the West to find their home, and today, they always seem to be wandering around, impetuous and homeless, but I think they are still looking for something, a place where they can be optimistic about the future, where they can feel the meaning of life, when I ride Frika galloping,
Because when we gallop, my whole feeling is - freedom!
It can be said that the image of young actor Alison Lohmann is a good interpretation of the charm conveyed in the film - wild and well-behaved and beautiful! The film perfectly interprets that kind of soul thing.
Horses are truly fascinating creatures that accompanied the Americans in opening up the wild history of the American continent, the West. On the weekend, find a wild horse that makes you want to ride and fall minute by minute, but you are still fascinated by this wild and difficult to tame creature - the wild horse.
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