Where the Water Meets the Wild

Where the Water Meets the Wild

Season 1
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Fiction
Social Themes
Growth and Self-Discovery
Coming of Age
Grief and Bereavement
After a tragic accident, Mira loses her sister and the courage to go near the horses she once loved. Sent to the isolated Island of Sanare for equine therapy, she feels more broken than ever. Until she crosses paths with Zephyr, a black stallion scarred by his past. Together, they begin a fragile journey of trust, grief and healing. But the island has a wildness of its own, and Mira must decide whether to keep hiding from her past... or finally face it.
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