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The Red Horses

1968Annelise Meineche

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The young and spirited farmer Ole Offor takes over the Enekær farm on Zealand, along with its stud farm and enormous debt. At the same time, he marries Bente, the daughter of the farm's former owner. Although it is initially a marriage of convenience, the young couple develop strong feelings for each other, and together they take up the fight against debt, Bente's evil stepmother, and her nasty lover, riding master Wilders.

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What is The Red Horses (1968) about?

The young and spirited farmer Ole Offor takes over the Enekær farm on Zealand, along with its stud farm and enormous debt. At the same time, he marries Bente, the daughter of the farm's former owner. Although it is initially a marriage of convenience, the young couple develop strong feelings for each other, and together they take up the fight against debt, Bente's evil stepmother, and her nasty…

Who stars in The Red Horses?

The Red Horses stars Kjeld Nørgaard (Ole Offer), Poul Reichhardt (Hans Offer), Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt (Mikkel Pind), Lotte Tarp (Henriette), Asbjørn Andersen (Anders Munk). The film was directed by Annelise Meineche.

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