The Mustang

The attacker Roman Coleman is serving a well-deserved sentence in a high-security correctional institution. One day, the criminal becomes a participant in an innovative program of public rehabilitation of prisoners, specially developed by the government. The man is forced to train young mustangs, which in the near future will become lots at auction.

Quickly enough, in a difficult occupation associated with wayward, proud animals, the main character finds his true purpose. At some point, a trusting relationship develops between Coleman and the indomitable stallion. A new friend helps Roman gradually rethink his own criminal past, as well as take a different look at many familiar things. A once-seasoned bandit who has committed many atrocities awakens within himself such a concept as "humanity", which has been hidden for a long period of time.