The Last Horse

Year: 1950

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Edgar Neville

ComedyDrama

After completing his military service, Fernando purchases Bucéfalo, the horse that had been his companion, and brings him back to Madrid. He soon discovers the city has changed: stables are scarce, his schedule is full, and caring for the animal seems impossible, forcing him to search for a solution.

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