Green Pastures

In this pastoral comedy of errors, a remarkably persistent horse becomes the catalyst for a neighborhood dispute over territory and resources. The narrative centers on an equine protagonist who remains perpetually dissatisfied with his own bounty, convinced that the vegetation on the other side of the fence is superior. As he repeatedly breaches the boundaries of his neighbors' land, the film explores the escalating tensions between animal instinct and human property rights. Joseph Sunn provides the human anchor in a story that is as much about the absurdity of the 'greener grass' fallacy as it is about the physical comedy of a four-legged trespasser. It is a cynical yet lighthearted look at boundary-pushing and the social friction caused by a neighbor who simply refuses to stay in his lane.