Pedro Had a Horse

A chillingly plausible political satire that feels like a real documentary, making you laugh and squirm as it exposes media manipulation and the dark side of populism.

A sharp, fast-talking satire that feels like watching a con unfold, equal parts funny and chilling.

A tense, talky procedural that quietly tightens the screws as a charming liar is cornered by dogged reporting.

A cold, talky plunge into newsroom cynicism, watching words get twisted until an innocent life is ruined. It leaves a sour, uneasy chill.

A cool, controlled provocation that keeps you at a wary distance, watching art and politics collide with dry, uncomfortable wit.

A sober, methodical deep dive that unpacks how lies spread, leaving you informed but unsettled.

A tense, slow-burning chamber piece that keeps you guessing about what's really going on behind a politician's perfect facade.

A stylish, cold-blooded plunge into political intrigue, mixing dark satire with a brooding, operatic atmosphere.

A slow-burning political drama that simmers with small-town corruption and cynical power games, keeping you engaged through its tense, talky confrontations.

A cynical, fast-moving satire that feels like a behind-the-scenes tour of political scheming, mixing laughs with a sour aftertaste.

A sharp, talky look at media ethics and generational clash, more thought-provoking than thrilling.

A theatrical, talky experience that feels like watching a political nightmare unfold through a distorted Southern Gothic lens.