Horsegirls

Sandy, a mother facing an uncertain medical diagnosis, watches her autistic 22-year-old daughter, Margarita, navigate the challenges of early adulthood. Struggling with the pressures of a new job at a Halloween store and the emotional weight of her mother's illness, Margarita stumbles upon a unique outlet in a competitive hobbyhorse team. This sport, where young athletes replicate equestrian feats such as jumping and galloping using stick horses, becomes a turning point for her. Under the guidance of her coach, Margarita starts to build confidence, embracing her independence and preparing for the future that lies ahead.