
Buck (2011) on Netflix
PG20111h 28mDocumentary
Buck Brannaman gives clinics around the country, teaching horse owners to handle their animals through leadership and sensitivity instead of punishment. He grew up with an abusive father.
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Plot summary
Buck Brannaman spends about forty weeks a year on the road, stopping at ranches to hold clinics and show owners how to read and work with their horses. He is away from his wife and daughters for most of that time. Along the way the story returns to his childhood, when he and his brother were child performers of rope tricks and their father beat them. A football coach who saw the welts on his back and legs helped get him out of the house, and the Shirley family took him in. He later served as the lead equine consultant on The Horse Whisperer.
Cast
Buck Brannamanas Himself
Robert Redfordas Himself
- Gary Myersas Himself
- Bibb Frazieras Himself
- Betty Staleyas Herself
- Gwynn Turnbull Weaveras Herself
- Shayne Jacksonas Himself
- Annette Venteicheras Herself
- Reata Brannamanas Herself
- Nevada Wattas Herself
- Mary Brannamanas Herself
- Johnny Franceas Himself
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Buck (2011)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- During a clinic at the McGinnis Meadows Cattle & Guest Ranch in Montana, Cindy Meehl spotted Brannaman sitting alone at lunch and approached him about doing a film; two and a half minutes later she had a yes and his phone number.
- Before he became the subject of his own documentary, Buck Brannaman worked on the Robert Redford film The Horse Whisperer as the lead equine consultant.
- Viewers learn about the physical abuse that Brannaman and his brother endured at the hands of their father, and how a football coach helped to free him from his father after seeing welts on Buck's back and legs.
- Buck premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, where it won the U.S. Documentary Competition Audience Award.




















