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A standing ovation greets director and producer after screening of Rescued Hearts Feb. 14 at TERI’s Bornemann Theatre in San Marcos.


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AN MARCOS — On Valentines Day, about 200 people filled the


Bornemann Theatre on TERI Campus of Life in the Twin Oaks Valley — and in turn, a premiere showing of Rescued Hearts filled those spectators’ hearts. The documentary, set for a


public streaming April 1-8, is the lovingly craſted work of part- ners Krisanna Sexton and Dana Croschere of Live Wild Films. Dana first witnessed therapeutic work with horses as a volunteer in the early 2000’s at Horses


Host TERI Campus of Life prepared a sumptuous reception spread.


Elizabeth Hewitt Gibson of TERI Campus of Life (right) and Elizabeth Kaye McCall.


Attendees mingled with local artists and bid on silent auction items.


Local equestrians from TOVEA and Pathfinder Farm enjoyed the Rescued Hearts premiere.


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