DEF LEPPARD Drummer Contributes Music To 'Saving The American Wild Horse' Documentary

June 22, 2008

DEF LEPPARD drummer Rick Allen has contributed to the original score of "Saving the American Wild Horse", a poignant documentary directed by Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker James Kleinert. The 27-minute documentary short will receive its U.S. television premiere on Documentary Channel's network's "Primetime Premieres" programming block Monday, July 7, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Produced by Moving Cloud Productions, the film features Academy Award nominee Viggo Mortensen and Grammy Award winner Sheryl Crow and is narrated by Emmy Award winner Peter Coyote. DOC is available on DISH Network (Channel 197),and several broadcast stations in major markets including NYC TV (Channel 25) throughout the greater New York metropolitan area.

Keinert's documentary short examines the politics behind the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) controversial policies regarding wild horses on public lands and questions the fate of America's wild horses and burros, whose very existence is in jeopardy.

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