East of Wall

Haunted by loss and facing an uncertain future, Tabatha channels her energy into caring for a struggling horse ranch nestled within the stark beauty of the Badlands. A skilled but unconventional trainer, she finds herself unexpectedly responsible for a handful of troubled teenagers seeking escape from their own difficult lives. The ranch becomes a fragile sanctuary where shared hardship fosters unexpected connections; as Tabatha guides these young people—and her horses—towards healing, she must confront her own lingering pain and the precariousness of her livelihood. This quietly observant film explores themes of resilience, found family, and the restorative power of nature, offering a nuanced portrait of grief and second chances in an isolated corner of America.