Peaks and Valleys

If this movie were a book it'd be the kind you don't want to put down. A fantastic job of weaving Alaskan wilderness, gripping mystery, and personal growth together. Meaningful dialogue, deep characters, and a plot that keeps you guessing.

This was honestly one of the best movies that I have seen in a long time. The two lead actors both gave absolutely amazing performances and I honestly think that both of them should be given awards. The Director also did an amazing job as well. This movie has a great plot and I really enjoyed the way that they told the stories of two main characters. This is one of those movies that just kept getting better as it went along. The ending was great and it damn near had me tears. I am honestly glad that I just happened upon this movie by chance on YouTube. You can watch this for free on there and I highly recommend it everyone.

I was more than pleasantly surprised. I watched it as I had recently heard of a true story of a normal looking psychopath in Alaska that murdered and disposed of quite a few women by flying them out into the wilderness and disposing of the bodies. I was hoping that in this story Justice would be served. Regardless, I got right into this movie. With that psychopath serial killer as a story i heard as a backdrop, i found the acting and the storyline totally believable and hungered for the ending.

Attend the premiere of Alaskan made "Peaks and Valleys" This weekend at the Wasilla at Theatre complex and Kenai.

This captivating suspense movie was well-made, professionally acted And beautifully photographed.

It is showing this Saturday and Sunday at 1 PM 4 PM and 7 PM. Please check to make sure I am correct on the showtimes.

That such a compelling work of cinema Art could be conceived, created, assembled and produced totally with Alaskan resources and people except for the musical score is impressive. For that alone, every Alaskan should support this endeavor and the team that produced it.

nearly the entire production crew attended the Premier and were very generous with the audience, answering questions. That speaks well of our small acting community in the Great Land.

Go see this movie. The plot is compelling, the cinematography and sound craft excellent,the acting especially superb and makeup outstandingly realistic. The film was professionally done to match the highest standards found anywhere in the filmaking world. Being a small film it does not have CGI or crowd scenes, But the plot would not benefit from those features. The plot does draw you in to the characters and their story inexorably to the end, leaving you with enough to talk about with your companions afterwards.

Larry Schuller

The attraction was the incredible beauty of Alaska for me; but I was little prepared for the rather tragic story that unfolded (very s l o w l y, I might add) The dynamic of the young girl whose "been around" and the older guy whose truly "been around" was most interesting. I can't help but believe this story is based on mostly fact. Jack played a mysterious role and we learn more about Bailey as the story unfolds. I think the pace should have been faster in telling such a story but will let that go. Having backpacked through Alaska and met many an interesting person? I can certainly attest to the authenticity of the those who reside there year round, "off the beaten path" as in the woods and AWAY from the larger cities. It is remote, unique, one of a kind and takes one tough person to sustain. It is rough-cut story, full of pain, misunderstanding and understanding, if not a few small graces. While not "entertaining" for me as much as a story of human interest? It must have taken a helluva writer to create this storyline...Again...Based on the sadder, uglier side of life, I'm sure.