Caravan Film is a London based independent film production company. We shoot documentaries for British Television as well as feature films for the international market. We often work closely with writers and screenwriters to develop scripts and stories, as well as writing and developing our own scripts. We shoot on many formats, including video, DV, HDV s16mm and 35mm film stock. We also enjoy the post production process where we have strong skills in motion graphics, CGI and advanced grading. We have a wide base of freelancers that we bring in regularly, ranging from production assistants, photographers and researchers to animators, motion graphic designers, drawing artists and storyboard artists. Work for our freelancers varies between commissioned creative projects, in house project development or corporate films that we produce.
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Family Horse Adventure
Sherdil is a horse adventure featuring 13 year old Sanna, who accidentally finds herself saving an Arab stallion from being exectured for some patricularly shady polital reasons.
Sherdil was shot in and around Stockholm during 1999
Original title: Sherdil
Duration: 97 mins
Genre: Family Horse Adventure
Released: General cinema release + Swedish and German Television
Premiere: 22 October 1999
Shot on: s16mm
Print: 35mm
Sanna is a thirteen year old girl who loves horses. But she is at odds with the world around her. She finds it hard to concentrate at school, she fights with her parents and she doesn't even get along with her riding instructor. She has a crush on one of the most popular boys at school, but if he even notices her it is only to say that she smells of horses. But one day something happens which changes her life dramatically.
Late one night a few thorough-bred horses arrive on a plane They are a gift to the army from a foreign government. They are installed at a stable not far from where Sanna's house is. Passingby one day. she hears the horses and sneaks inside. In her heart she dream sthat she could have a horse of her own, like the black Arab stallion Sherdil.
She is shocked and surprised to hear that the horses are going to be put down. With desperate determination she manages to liberate at least Sherdil and escapes with him hiding in a derelict house in the woods. After a dramatic chase away from police and army helicopters the adventure ends happily after all.
The idea to the story of the movie is based on a real event when three horses were brought to Sweden and on account of quarantine regulations had to be killed. Many people were very upset and writer/director Gita Mallik decided to base an adventure film story on what had happened.