The award-winning documentary film "Running Wild: The Life of Dayton O. Hyde" examines the inspirational life of wild horse hero, conservationist and one of the last old-style cowboys, Dayton. O. Hyde. Through 25 years of steadfast determination, this modern-day renaissance man is preserving part of the American West on his breathtaking 12,000-acre prairie land Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary in South Dakota, where more than 500 mustangs rescued from the controversial wild horse roundups in the West now run free.
Tickets are complimentary! After the screening, the film's director Suzanne Mitchell will share behind the scenes stories and participate in an audience Q&A. She will be joined via Skype by Dayton O. Hyde, who will participate in the Q&A from South Dakota! Please join us at the Princeton Environmental Film Festival -- you will be awed and inspired by this film! Watch the trailer: http://www.runningwildfilm.com/ Visit the Sanctuary website: http://www.wildmustangs.com/
