Ostwind 2

The continuation of a film is not always the same as the beginning. But this film is an exception among exceptions. This is a gorgeous film, where everything is at the highest level.

Throughout the film I was worried about the characters and rejoiced at victories and good luck with them.

I was very impressed by the romance of the horses and the main characters (Miki and Milan). Sensual and beautiful. The film is very similar to a high-quality fantasy, the 33rd truth looks like a unicorn and she is very mysterious, graceful and gentle like a real lady, and Ostwind, like a real lover and a strong knight, fights for the love of his lady. For people, everything is completely different, but there is also something in it... probably something real.

The picture is bright, interesting, and not inferior to the impressions and emotions of the first part.

The work of the actors was also pleasing; the new boy (Milan) fits in very well here. In my opinion, there are no shortcomings and nothing superfluous. Here the atmosphere is completely different, not like in part 1 as is usually the case, but completely different, but beautiful in its own way.

There was one intriguing moment at the end where I thought if this really happened, then all my impressions would collapse. But everything turned out very unexpectedly and perfectly. Now I am filled with inspiration, joy and other positive feelings.

Following the Ostwind legacy, this film has everything that makes a film great. Fine acting, beautiful scenery, and more superb music from Annette Focks. The main theme which leads to the climax is the nasty business of animal abuse. There is also a "spiritual" aspect to these films, as Mika has a special connection to Ostwind. This film and the others in the series are geared towards teen girls, but it's enjoyable for everyone. I will say though that this is best viewed in the original German. (Windstorm in English). I had to order the DVD set from Europe and a special player, but the dialogue truly is lost in English translation, as are all these films. Highly recommended.