Billy Runs Boston?

"Love this film. Dripping with humanity and poetry and compassion and quirk. This film speaks to human integrity, individual resilience and community transformation that transcends "Boston"."

"The messages of the film around how there is a 'privilege' to running resonated a lot with me. I often hear the adage- you only need a pair of running shoes to take up running, and while that may be technically true, it doesn't necessarily make for a possible, sustainable or enjoyable experience for many...I think your film highlighted that well"

"If you have any link to the running community, go see it. And it is a must for every runner striving for or has succeeded in a BQ."

"What a beautiful evening and what a phenomenal film. There is a real sincerity in the way that it was all captured. The way it was filmed and the fact that it was shot on an iPhone spoke to the humility of Billy and the entire story. It was really beautiful and a total joy to come out and be a part of the evening"

I'll save you all a few dollars by strongly advising that you skip this trash movie in case you were thinking about seeing it. For anyone else that got conned into watching this, you know what I mean.

I found out about this after the director went on some sort of promotional tour and spammed every Facebook running group with this.

The movie is only an hour and sixteen minutes, so it's surprising how boring it is despite being so short. The movie tries to get you connected to the characters and have an emotional attachment, but you can't because of how poorly written and acted they are. And no, it's not a documentary even though is sounds like one.

0/10 stars and here's to hoping this writer/director never make another film.