Coming to theaters August 15th, 2025. Check out the East of Wall Movie synopsis and watch the trailer. You won’t be disappointed. It sounds like a great movie for girls’ night out.
About East of Wall Movie
EAST OF WALL is an authentic portrait of female resilience in the “New West” inspired and played by the women and girls who live it. The movie was filmed and set in the Badlands of South Dakota (a wonderful place to visit, especially if you are venturing up to see Mount Rushmore).
Tabatha is the main character, who is a young, tattooed, rebellious horse trainer and rancher. She rescues and resells horses. After the death of her husband, she faced many hard decisions when dealing with her fractured family, financial uncertainty of losing her ranch, and unsolved grief. As she is dealing with everything, she is still busy providing refuge and skills of the horse trade to a group of wayward neighborhood teens.
This movie is Rated R.
Written & Directed by: Kate Beecroft and Starring: Tabatha Zimiga, Porshia Zimiga, Scoot McNairy, Jennifer Ehle.
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I love Horses. I used to go horse riding as a child! Looks like a great film with emotion. 3,000 Acres is alot of land to sell!
This movie looks good. I love how it shows the power of female resilience.
I can’t wait to see this movie! It looks like it is going to be good. I love horses
I can’t wait to see this movie. My mom is excited too. She loves horses and was so excited when I shared the preview.
As a blogger on women’s empowerment, I appreciate how your post gives readers a heartfelt heads-up that East of Wall—a touching story about grief, family, and healing—arrives in theaters on August 15, 2025, and even includes the trailer to help us feel even more connected to the characters. Your introduction not only builds anticipation but also gently honors the glimpse we’ve been given into a film inspired by real-life experiences—I’m genuinely looking forward to seeing how it unfolds on the big screen.
Thanks for sharing this review! East of Wall sounds like a compelling movie I’ll definitely check out.