White Mane
1952, Adventure/Drama, 47m
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A boy tries to catch a white horse before ranchers can capture it.
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Genre: Adventure, Drama
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Original Language: French (Canada)
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Director: Albert Lamorisse
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Writer: Denys Colomb De Daunant, Albert Lamorisse, James Agee, Denys Colomb De Daunant
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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[font=Century Gothic]"White Mane" and "The Red Balloon" are two exceptional films by Albert Lamorisse about innocence and friendship in childhood. Of the two, "White Mane" is the more traditional of the two, focusing on Folco(Alain Emery), a fisher boy in the south of France, who befriends a wild horse that local men are coveting. As good as this is, it is no match for the inventively playful "The Red Balloon" which is about a young boy(Pascal Lamorisse) who finds a red balloon and their adventures in Paris. With this almost wordless film, Albert Lamorisse has complete confidence in himself as a filmmaker, composing sequences that boggle the mind as to how they were made. And if you know, please don't tell me.[/font]
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One of the better "kids love horses, horses love kids" movies (i.e. My Friend Flicka, National Velvet, The Black Stallion, etc.)
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A quietly logical film,the tale has certainly scattered elements from Exupery's philosophy and a childish mood such is in C.S. Lewis' Narnia books (check out the Horse and his Boy book),a balanced moral in the finale but a complete nectar.
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A Short 38 Minute Film, from 1952, in Black & White in French with English Subtitles, Its a great picture for horse lovers.
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