Project Detail

All The Wild Horses

Name: All The Wild Horses
Director: Ivo Marloh
Genre: Sport
Released: 2017
Duration: 90 mins

Synopsis

Following five international riders from the USA, Canada, South Africa and the United Kingdom and Ireland as they take part in the Mongol Derby horse race in Mongolia. A recreation of Ghenggis Khan's postal system, this multi-stage, multi-horse race over a 1000 kilometers of Mongolian steppe is the longest and toughest horse race on the planet. The riders are out on their own and must navigate with GPS from horse station to horse station, where they change their horses every 40 kilometers, staying the nights out in the wild or with nomad families along the way.

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Details

Year: 2017
Type of project: Features
Running time: 90 mins
Format: 4k
Director: Ivo Marloh
Producer: Darcia Martin, Ivo Marloh
Co-Producer: Kate Willings
Executive Producer: David Nicholas Wilkinson
Editor: Ivo Marloh
Screenwriter: Ivo Marloh
Director of Photography: Michael J Sanderson
Sound: Kevin Augello, Tudor Davies
Composer: Christopher Barnett, Tengger Cavalry, Altan Urag
FIlm Images: © 3rd-i films

Genre

Sport

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

3rd-i films

108 Greyhound Road
London N17 6XN

Sales Company

Content Media Corporation

19 Heddon Street
London W1B 4BG

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