A dad suddenly departs for the Grand Canyon after reading his daughter's birthday card. His week-long solo hike stirs memories of a previous canyon journey with another woman.A dad suddenly departs for the Grand Canyon after reading his daughter's birthday card. His week-long solo hike stirs memories of a previous canyon journey with another woman.A dad suddenly departs for the Grand Canyon after reading his daughter's birthday card. His week-long solo hike stirs memories of a previous canyon journey with another woman.
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Excellent cinematography! There wasn't a scene that didn't make you appreciate the Grand Canyon for all its glory and beauty. Easy to follow story line and simple but warm acting. Even more special when you know the causes that are being supported with this movie. Producer serving as main character was an added bonus. Appreciated the story line even though it wasn't evident at the beginning, it came together at multiple points through the movie. This is a great independent film with limited screenings. Characters were believable as was story line. Sometimes it's the simplest story that makes for the best movies.
I enjoyed this movie, especially the music. Having a community orchestra play was nice to know. The actual hiking stuff was fairly accurate and that is appreciated. I especially enjoyed the hiking scenes, as they seemed realistic and when that stopped, took off packs was just like the real-deal. It gets a little far-fetched when the character gets dehydrated but that's hollywood. Overall, I'd recommend that this be added to your watch list.
What an accomplishment! A true adventure with stunning cinematography and an engaging plot. While not perfect, it marks a milestone in what can be possible. This film deserves a closer look by indie aficionados! The female lead is the anchor and there are few weak links in the cast. The storytelling is suspenseful and challenging. The characters are sympathetic even in their foibles and mistakes. The specificity of what it means to hike the Grand Canyon will impress real hikers and enthusiasts alike. I wish there was a Making Of documentary to go aalong with the film. Muat have been quite and adventure in itself. Enjoy!
Not having any notion of what to expect, I thoroughly enjoyed the film. Yes it is a film that involves many facets of backpacking but I found the more intriguing elements had to do with the growth of the main character to face past events and the relationships with others that you tend to meet on the trail. Sometimes it's nothing more than a nod, other times it can turn into lasting friendships.
The cinematography was outstanding. Hard not to feel inspired to lace up the hiking boots and hit the Grand Canyon after watching this.
If you can, I encourage you to see the film. You'll find it's a touching story with an ending I didn't expect, wonderful cinematography and a pleasant soundtrack. Enjoy!
The cinematography was outstanding. Hard not to feel inspired to lace up the hiking boots and hit the Grand Canyon after watching this.
If you can, I encourage you to see the film. You'll find it's a touching story with an ending I didn't expect, wonderful cinematography and a pleasant soundtrack. Enjoy!
Fabulous portrayal of love and human confusion amidst the vastness of the Grand Canyon. This film beautifully captures some of the essence of how a few days in the wilderness can refocus one's views and priorities in life. The story may be fictional, but the experience is real.
This reviewer was pleasantly surprised to see the film set on trails hiked just recently, thus leading to some inevitable curiosity and bias on my part. The plot slowly opened up throughout the film just as a descent into the Canyon reveals more geologic layers in detail with each step. Familiarity with the locations certainly proved a draw. The unfolding of the characters and their histories provided their own share of suspense to keep the viewer engaged in more than just magnificent scenery.
A serious critic may find flaws of various kinds in the movie. However, as a vehicle for providing an escape into the wilderness where perspective distorts from normality, this film succeeds beautifully.
This reviewer was pleasantly surprised to see the film set on trails hiked just recently, thus leading to some inevitable curiosity and bias on my part. The plot slowly opened up throughout the film just as a descent into the Canyon reveals more geologic layers in detail with each step. Familiarity with the locations certainly proved a draw. The unfolding of the characters and their histories provided their own share of suspense to keep the viewer engaged in more than just magnificent scenery.
A serious critic may find flaws of various kinds in the movie. However, as a vehicle for providing an escape into the wilderness where perspective distorts from normality, this film succeeds beautifully.
Did you know
- TriviaThe only bassoon player in the Orchestra went to Eastman with the Breaking Winds.
- SoundtracksWhat Child Is This (Greensleeves)
Traditional
Performed by Jon Sayles
Used by Standard License with freemusicpublicdomain.com
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $29,054
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $1,496
- Apr 27, 2025
- Gross worldwide
- $29,054
- Runtime
- 1h 33m(93 min)
- Color
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