Returning to Australia on New Year’s Day gives the story a moment of ritual and rebirth - a full circle. It’s a chance to see how the landscape has changed, how the herds shift and move, how seasons leave their marks.

Going back transforms the viral video from something that happened to Sibylla into something she’s now responsible for. It gives the story time, consequence, memory, and truth.

This return is the film’s heart - where the story becomes about love, time, and what it means to bear witness. A pilgrimage - from discovery to devotion, from witness to responsibility.

This journey is urgent. The wild horses are at risk, and this story captures a fleeting, intimate world.

Sibylla’s rare access and lived experience brings unparalleled authenticity and cinematic beauty.

Whether the foal survives or not, the return marks the emotional pivot - from love to responsibility, from wonder to protection. It’s the reason this film matters.