FFODTX Movies: Where The Horses Heal The Soul
The Ector Theatre 500 N. Texas, Odessa, TX, United StatesThe Ector Theatre and Odessa Arts are partnering to bring you $5 Friday Movie Nights at The Ector for First Friday ODTX! Doors open at 7 PM and the movie will start at 8 PM. Tickets are general admission and will be first come first served. “Where the Horses Heal the Soul” intricately weaves together narratives of resilience and newfound purpose as participants at ROCK (Ride On Center for Kids) connect with therapy horses. Set in central Texas, this documentary captures the profound impact that Equine Assisted services, therapies, and activities have on individuals’ lives. The rhythmic motion of riding and the emotional bond with the therapy horses becomes a catalyst for positive change. This emotional journey unfolds as participants, including children, adults, and veterans, enhance life skills, gain independence, and rediscover purpose. The film stands as a testament to the healing power of horses and the unwavering spirit of those who find hope and strength at ROCK.
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