Horses and human (Documenrty Movie)

Anatolia is one of the most convenient countries to live in with its people, creatures, natural beauties, heritage and tourism. There are various forms of life in many parts of the country from west to east, from north to south. This life mobility can be seen with different traditions and cultures with the returns of the past. The fact that Anatolia is surrounded by seas on three sides and that there is an easy connection between Africa and Europe by land and sea play a major role in the establishment of civilizations in these lands. Being close to Greek, Egyptian and Aegean civilizations caused it to be influenced by these civilizations. Civilizations that came for migration and invasion brought their own cultures to Anatolian lands. Along with the culture, many living species that were not found in Anatolia were also introduced to the Anatolian lands. Turkey is a rich country in terms of its population. Especially in terms of the animal population it contains, the most important animal has been horses. Horses are the most important and most respected animals of the ancient Turks. Turks, who lived on horseback in the past, were born on horseback, fought and died. In this documentary film, the relationship between horses and humans in today's Turkey and how the value created by this relationship continues. The subject of this documentary is the use of horses as a profession and hobby by experts and horse owners who will participate. Thus, the documentary emphasizes the importance of people participating as participants, their use of their horses today, and their relations with people. The living spaces of the horses are conveyed to the audience in stages by going to the private farms of the individuals and the hippodrome. With this documentary film, it is aimed to convey to the audience how these creatures, which have been included in our lives for years, preserve their value today and in what ways they do not, by discussing the knowledge and experiences of the participant speakers.