60 Miles North

Where to begin? Well I'll just start with a big congratulations to the cast and crew of 60 Miles North! This indepdent film really shows what real story telling is about. In today's day and age this film's rawness and honesty is refreshing to say the very least. Director/writer/actor Edward Crawford crafted a beautiful story about falling from grace, redemption, and the importance in sticking to ones guns and believing in yourself even when the people around you doubt you. I was impressed how the difficult subject matter was expressed so seemelessly. The acting and script was amazing and kept me engaged at every turn. The portrayal of both of the main characters was honest and engaging. The cinematography was top shelf. The ensemble work of the cast was a real force and I saw no weak links in that arena. 60 Miles North reminded me of what good story-telling does - it inspires! I look forward to seeing more from Edward Crawford! Bravo!

This was a well put together movie. It's real life and shows how different people handle the same situations. I feel that everyone played their roll well and it all came together. There were a lot of great one liners that had me laughing. It came across as real people, not actors trying to be perfect. I can't say enough about there scenery and beautiful upstate NY. The ending was bittersweet as I was wanting to see more of this developing story. I hope to see more movies from Edward Crawford in the near future. Sign this man to a mega million dollar contract now! Don't miss out on him while he's hot or you'll be sorry!

I already had a very strong feeling I'd be impressed, yet found myself pleasantly surprised by the overall talent throughout the entire production. Very relatable characters, a really beautiful story within the story of friendship and loyalty between people who just understand what it means to be dismissed by those who should believe in them more than anyone else does. The bigger picture of how we should be spending our brief time here on this planet is painted so boldly, and beautifully, that it brings a tear to the eye. Not just an entertaining and impressive piece of work, 60 Miles North is a life lesson before our eyes, souls, and minds.

60 Miles North is a wonderful, surprisingly human story. Clarence (Edward Crawford), the main character, is driven by the trauma and scars of the "human experience." He brings forth real-life grit to the big screen. We learn from him that life is hard, but if you decide to learn from those hard times, happiness is just beyond your fingertips. You will reach it, and when you do you grab for that happiness. In doing so you learn life is a blessing in disguise. This film is well written and directed as well. The locations were well thought out throughout this film. I'm glad I stumbled upon this gem of a story.

I live out West now (from the tri-state area) and this flick reminded me of various struggles my friends and I encountered during young adulthood. And what happens if you stop seeking your deans... or at least let your passions wither away...

I liked the "real world" motif of the film... and the scenic shots of NYC and his hometown. The autumn shots were my favorite!

The music score was on point! The different scenes were perfectly matched by the music. Impressive!

Loved the storyline - and the message it conveyed :)

The actors really fit each role well. The casting was great!

Worth a watch!!