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DIRECTOR: Simon Wincer
SCREEN STORY AND SCREENPLAY BY: Jeanne Rosenberg
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY: Walter Farley and Steven Farley
PRODUCERS: Fred Roos, Frank Marshall
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Jeanne Rosenberg, Kathleen Kennedy
 A team of top filmmakers (including the screenwriter and producer of the original Black
Stallion feature) join forces for this exciting new installment of a family favorite that has
captured the imaginations of millions of readers and moviegoers. Disney’s first dramatic
adventure made expressly for the giant screen is a magnificent and thrilling tale that is a
prequel to the 1979 motion picture The Black Stallion. Set in Northern Africa at the
conclusion of World War II, this extraordinary film follows the adventures of a young
girl named Neera, who becomes separated from her family and finds herself alone in the
desert. When a wild stallion (whom Neera names Shetan) comes to her aid, the two
form a special bond and the horse helps Neera to return home to her grandfather. As their
friendship and trust grows, the girl devises a daring plan to race the wild Shetan (whose
name means “the devil”) in the annual horse race and help restore her grandfather’s
reputation. Staking everything on the race, Neera’s iron will and courage combined with
Shetan’s untamed power and determination culminates in some of the most breathtaking
and triumphant scenes ever visualized on the giant screen. Young Black Stallion is
directed by Simon Wincer (Free Willy) for executive producer Kathleen Kennedy and
producers Frank Marshall and Fred Roos, from a screenplay by Jeanne Rosenberg.

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Rated G - All Ages Admitted
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