Pedro was a wild burro who was adopted by animal lovers. He made his way through a succession of families until finally, he lived in the mountains of Colorado. This short opens on Pedro ...
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Pedro was a wild burro who was adopted by animal lovers. He made his way through a succession of families until finally, he lived in the mountains of Colorado. This short opens on Pedro near his loafing shed. He walks toward a river, and we begin to see his aura. Arriving at the Rainbow Bridge, he turns to say goodbye, and we hear Pedro's actual voice. Written by Artie Romero
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21 July 2017 (USA) See more »Edit
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In addition to the awards listed, Pedro at the Rainbow Bridge was named an official selection at Cefalù film festival (2018) and the Caribbean Film Festival & Market (2017). See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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