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Horsegirls

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Margarita, a 22-year-old autistic woman balances early adulthood, her first job, and the uncertainty surrounding her mother's health. When she discovers the world of competitive hobby horse dancing, what starts as curiosity becomes a lifeline of movement, craft, and community. As she trains and finds her footing among people who provide encouragement and care, Margarita gains greater confidence and autonomy, creating a future shaped less by expectation and more by her own rhythm, choices, and joy.

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Kate Erbland IndieWire Jun 11
B
While hobby horsing -- the wholly unexpected sport at the center of Meyering’s film and Margarita’s great awakening -- might itself not be old or classic, the film functions a bit like any other great sports film. Go to Full Review
Matthew Simpson ForReel Movie News And Reviews Jul 21
2.5/5
Horsegirls' basic plot and structure may not be unique, but the characters that tell it are. It is perhaps too cliché to be great, but the characters will stick with you, and their depictions will hopefully bring some new perspective. Go to Full Review
Mike McGranaghan Aisle Seat Jun 11
Horsegirls has a fresh voice and a big heart. Go to Full Review
Wesley Hunt Loud and Clear Reviews Jun 10
3.5/5
Horsegirls is a movie about “adulting” from the perspective of someone who needs a bit more time to grow up. Go to Full Review
Peter Gray The AU Review Jun 10
3.5/5
A sweet natured drama that speaks to the importance of independence and inclusivity. Go to Full Review
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Movie Info

Synopsis Margarita, a 22-year-old autistic woman balances early adulthood, her first job, and the uncertainty surrounding her mother's health. When she discovers the world of competitive hobby horse dancing, what starts as curiosity becomes a lifeline of movement, craft, and community. As she trains and finds her footing among people who provide encouragement and care, Margarita gains greater confidence and autonomy, creating a future shaped less by expectation and more by her own rhythm, choices, and joy.
Director
Lauren Meyering
Producer
Michael Sherman, Alix Madigan, Mackenzie Breeden
Screenwriter
Lauren Meyering
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 41m