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Sarah Good is a 14 year old American girl and a talented show jumper. Therefore, no one understands why she suddenly loses control of her horse at a show, and badly injures herself. Sarah herself knows why she fell. In the middle of her jump she had a vision of her long lost grandmother Gudrun Schillingmeyer saying good bye. At the same time an old lady is put to rest in Norway. Gudrun lived a long and colored life. Now she follows her daughter Svanhild to her final resting place. What is the connection with Sarah's fear of horses? Sarah knows that she has to get back on her horse, but how? She will find her answer in a remote part of Norway.
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Sarah Good is a 14 year old American girl and a talented show jumper. Therefore, no one understands why she suddenly loses control of her horse at a show, and badly injures herself. Sarah herself knows why she fell. In the middle of her jump she had a vision of her long lost grandmother Gudrun Schillingmeyer saying good bye. At the same time an old lady is put to rest in Norway. Gudrun lived a long and colored life. Now she follows her daughter Svanhild to her final resting place. What is the connection with Sarah's fear of horses? Sarah knows that she has to get back on her horse, but how? She will find her answer in a remote part of Norway.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Mystery
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Written By:Adam Martin, Arnfinn Christensen
In Theaters:
Box Office:$60
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Incitus
Cast
Director
Caroline Elgert
Sarah
Tony Dadika
Police Officer
Jeffrey Goldenberg
Lars Storhaug
Dmitri Friedenberg
Barry Lebrowsky
Robert A. Guadagnino
Hotel Patron
Barrie Jacobs-Conte
Horsetrainer
Braedan Kennedy
Eric Good
John C. Lanier
Doctor Alan
Pat Murphy
Lars Storhaug
Marlene O'Haire
Jennifer Good
Meret Oppenheim
Social worker
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