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    Wild Heart Ponyherz

    Markus Dietrich / Germany, Belgium / 2023 / 93 min / live dubbing, Slovene subtitles, German / 8+

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    Saturday, 29. 03. 2025 / 16:00 / Main Hall

    Kinobalon / Festival Bobri

    Saturday, 05. 04. 2025 / 11:30 / Main Hall

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    Saturday, 12. 04. 2025 / 11:30 / Main Hall

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    Moving from the city to the countryside, 11-year-old Anni has a tough time settling in – until she encounters Wild Heart, an untamed horse, to whom she feels an almost magical connection. 

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