El Caballo Español, el origen

It has been for me as amazing as it was unexpected.

This documentary shows us different aspects of the equestrian world related to these thoroughbreds.

The director delves into the world of the equestrian show, breeding, the world of sport and also its military use through interviews with professionals from different fields such as veterinarians, breeders, historians or equestrian artists. All this with amazing images of these wonderful and unique animals.

And it also shows us how after its peak in the 16th century and its subsequent decline, thanks to people of sheer will and passion, the Spanish thoroughbred recovered in the 20th century.

The talented director Fernandez Bordonada takes us on a journey where the Spanish thoroughbred is the absolute protagonist.

I found it as impressive and surprising as it was pedagogical. I highly recommend it.

With this documentary Francisco Javier Fernández Bordonada has yet again proven to be a skilled director.

The coherent story line guides the viewer through the history and culture of the Spanish horse. Various experts share their perspective regarding different aspects like history, culture, breeding, and training.

The filming locations are fantastic and captivate the spectator thanks to the breathtaking landscapes and scenes. In addition, the scenes are accompanied by beautiful music.

But this documentary is not only for horse enthusiasts. Not knowing anything about the equine world and the Spanish horse before watching the documentary, I can recommend the film to everybody.

Without any doubt the documentary is well worth seeing, and gives interesting insights into the Spanish culture, while learning about the Spanish horse.

Educational, entertaining, intriguing, emocional documentary for all audiences who love horses, tradition and Spanish culture.

The documentary captivates you from the first minute.

Exquisite photography and close-ups highlighting the beauty and nobility of the Spanish horse.

A fascinating origin told at an intriguing and emotional pace, accompanied by a carefully chosen musical and soundtrack.

Unique secrets revealed that revolve around the Purebred Spanish Horse and its origins.

The stories of each of the protagonists weave a very exciting plot.

The landscapes of southern Andalusia accompany this exquisite educational feature-length documentary.

"El Caballo Español, el Origen" (Purebred Spanish: The Origen), is a documentary that goes beyond simply telling the story of an animal; it is an unforgettable cinematic experience that deserves to be recognized with the highest rating.

Directed by the talented Spanish photographer and videographer, Javier Fernández Bordonada, this documentary immerses us in an exciting journey through the history and culture of Spain, through the eyes of one of its most iconic symbols: the Spanish horse.

From the first frame to the last, I was fascinated by the beauty and grandeur captured by Fernández Bordonada's lens. Each scene is meticulously composed to convey not only the majesty of the Spanish horse, but also the deep emotional connection between man and his noble equine companion.

The intimate and personal testimonies of the experts and narrators of the documentary add an additional layer of authenticity and emotion to the narrative. Through them, we not only learn about the history and role of the Spanish horse in Spanish society, but we also immerse ourselves in the passion and love that exists between man and horse.

The cinematography and the soundtrack are simply breathtaking. Each image is imbued with a visual beauty that captivates the senses, while the evocative music transports us even further on this emotional journey.

In summary, "El Caballo Español, el Origen" is a documentary that not only entertains, but also educates and inspires. It is a cinematic masterpiece that deserves to be seen and appreciated by all."

It has been a long time since I have seen such a suggestive documentary about a fundamental aspect of Spanish culture.

The world of the Spanish horse is very interesting and in this film it is told in an attractive and exciting way.

Apart from the landscapes and the beauty of these animals, the photography and sound of the documentary provide a remarkable aesthetic aspect, making viewing it a highly recommended experience.

I recommend everyone watch this film to better understand the Spanish horse, but also an important point of Spain as a country. In addition, the technical quality makes the experience much more enjoyable.