This is the story of a brutal and blood-thirsty fighting bull named “El Toro’n”, known to have killed a matador during an epic bull fight in Old Mexico. Though a famous matador eventually felled the mighty beast, El Toro’ns story of blood, blades and freedom has become legend. Born and bred for his aggression, the once wild and true native Spanish bull bloodline found in El Toro’n lives on today in his offspring, who still battle merciless matadors in bull fighting arenas throughout Mexico. In a strange paradox, this ferocious bloodline can also be found in the tranquil mountain regions of the interior where direct descendents of EL Toro’n now roam in wild herds. News of El Toro’ns death caused such a distraction that the ranch hands left the herd unattended. The bulls escaped from captivity nearly 80 years ago only to re- establish themselves as the feral, free and majestic creatures they were created to be.

His story of blood, blades and freedom will now be told!

Spirit Of The Bull has won the following awards:

• Best Director of a Feature Documentary – International Filmmaker Festival of World Cinema – Milan – 2016
• Winner – 2016 Accolade Global Film Competition – Award of Recognition
• Accolade Global Film Competition – Winner – Award of Recognition – 2016
• Bronze Palm Award – Mexico International Film Festival – 2016
• Official Selection – Roma Cinedoc 2016
• Best Director (Feature Documentary) – Madrid International Film Festival – 2016
• Jury Award – Madrid International Film Festival – 2016
• Best Director (feature documentary) – International Filmaker Festival of World Cinema – Nice – 2016
• Best Cinematographer (feature documentary) – International Filmaker Festival of World Cinema – Nice – 2016
• Official Selection – International Filmaker Festival of World Cinema – Milan – 2016
• Official Selection – Cordoba International Film Festival – 2016
• Official Selection – Toronto World International Film Festival – 2016
• Winner – Seadance Film Festival – February-March – 2016