Wheels

Strong acting, direction and cinamatography shot in black and white results in a powerful story that carries the viewer throughout. Bravo!

From the cinematography to the storytelling -- this film was such a joy to watch. It really captured the heart of New York and I loved the fact it was shot in black & white.

The reviews on here are fake. This movie is awful.

I only got about 20 minutes in. It's unwatchable.

If you want to test yourself on your pain tolerance, give this a go.

Wheels is a love letter to the director's hometown and the people that grew up there. Starkman tells the story of Max, a boy with dreams as big as the city he lives in. Max's Brooklyn is full of down to earth characters with relatable struggles, and yet, shows us a world we've never seen before. While weaving beautiful cinematography and nuanced performances, Wheels reminds us that film can still deliver small stories with great impact.

What a breath of fresh air to stumble upon this film. Beautifully shot, well written and perfect casting. Shows a side of NYC that is long forgotten to many people nowadays.