Hungarian horses were brought to America under extraordinary circumstances, post WWII. Today, a small group of Hungarian horse enthusiasts is working to breed their U.S. mares with stallions in Hungary, reconnecting their horses to their ancestral lineage and preserving genetic diversity.
Horse Diamonds explores how Hungarian horses first came to America, the creation of the Hungarian Horse Association of America (HHAA), and the ongoing efforts of modern breeders to keep the Kisberi-Felver bloodline alive.
Meet the Filmmaker
As an independent filmmaker, Kimberley R. Williams has showcased her storytelling prowess through documentaries and promotional videos, highlighting vital community work and environmental themes.
Her films have been showcased at film festivals across the country, including the International Social Change Film Festival and the Rainier Independent Film Festival, highlighting her talent for crafting compelling and inspiring narratives. Her musical talents further enrich her storytelling, with original compositions featured in her documentaries.
Kimberley’s current project, Horse Diamonds, delves into the preservation of Hungarian horses in America post-World War II, demonstrating her passion for conservation and heritage.
AWARDS & ACCOLADES
DC Filmmaker of the Month
Awarded by: Office of Cable Television, Film, Music & Entertainment (OCTFME)
“The Melody Lingers On”
Official Selection: International Social Change Film Festival
Award: “Best Documentary Short Film” at the Hamilton Black Film Festival
“Voices for Biodiversity: Heaven’s Falling”
Award: Audience Favorite, Moondance Film Festival
“Broken Hearts & Butterflies”
Official Selections: Rainier Independent Film Festival, Utopia Film Festival
Nomination: BEST Personal Documentary at Docs in Progress
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