Although it may not offer sufficient action and bratty humor for a contemporary tyke, this warm and moving story of two young brothers and a magical white horse will satisfy the same sort of parent-child combinations as The Secret Garden. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- A family film in the truest sense of the word. Clever, wise, and endearing whether you have kids or not.

Rating: 3.5/4 -- The bare story itself could be simplistic and silly: Cops chasing a couple of kids on a horse. But when relationships are involved, and social realities, and a certain level of magical realism, then the story grows and deepens until it really involves us. Full Review

Rating: 3/5 -- Unassuming and mildly pleasant, but mostly unassuming.

There must have been oofle-dust around in sackfuls to persuade Barkin to lend her aura to a project that asks so little of her. Full Review

The pathos is powerful too, and one wonders why cinema managers don't sell packets of handkerchiefs along-side all the chocolate and ice-creams. Full Review