AN AWARD-winning documentary set in the Blue Mountains about pioneering horsemen and preservation of the world heritage listed wilderness district, is screening at Richmond Regent Twin Theatre for a limited time.
The Man from Coxs River looks at brumbies from the Burragorang Valley and the difficult attempts by Megalong Valley horseman Luke Carlon to muster them for relocation and finding them new homes as threats of aerial culls hang over the wild horses’ heads.
The film, which opened in Mount Victoria in December, has attracted a huge following.
Rated PG, the film won a prestigious National Trust of Australia heritage award in May, making it the first feature film to receive the honour.
The Man from Coxs River can be seen at the cinemas now and next week.
For session times, phone Richmond Regent Twin Cinemas on 4578 1800.
