60 Miles North

Authentically written and directed by Edward Crawford, 60 Miles North is an inspiring film sure to tug at the heartstrings. There have been many movies made about broken dreams, and there have been many movies made about struggles with debilitating illnesses. Crawford brilliantly combines an actor's struggle with people believing in his dream with a young woman's struggle with people believing in her illness. Whether it be a strange illness or an impossible dream, people will always tell you "its all in your head," which is such a great metaphor. Together the two characters believe in each other. Such a moving journey and a great film with funny, sharp dialogue and great performances. Especially Crawford himself. Highly recommend.

60 Miles North Was extremely entertaining and had me invested in from the get go! You find your self really rooting for the characters in this film, and you find yourself personally invested in their lives. The scenery and the realism honestly put you right there with them in the best way. Anyone who has ever struggled with trying to survive in the real world, while pursuing their dream will totally relate. I highly recommend this amazing indie film to anyone who has ever grappled with the balance of pursuing their lifelong dream, dealing with personal health issues, and the pressure from family to "get a real job". I absolutely loved it!

I'm not a frequent reviewer, of movies, books, or restaurants. In fact this is my first on IMDb, so bear with me!

Living just a few miles from where some of the scenes were filmed made my wife and I anxious to watch it. We were hoping that it would at least be good... and it far exceeded our expectations!

Although the only star we recognized was Jack MulCahy, the lesser known cast was outstanding... great acting, cinematography, and story line! As a photo enthusiast, I thought that the camera work was terrific... depth of field, aerial shots, etc.

The scene about the cell phone had us rolling. (Not going to spoil by saying anything more... but it was hilarious!)

The fact that this movie is based on true life experiences was a plus. Not sure what could have made it better... but I felt a little funny giving my first review with a 10.

I fully enjoyed this Independent Film by Edward Crawford! What a gem in today's filmmaking. Edward Crawford's (the filmmaker/writers) performance was so good I couldn't take my eyes off of him and wanted the film to be longer because of it. The other members of the cast such as Danny Doherty, and David Sitler to name a few, were very entertaining. I loved Sitler's scene with the Rife Machine. 60 Miles North is honest, beautifully shot, and the cast was superb, making it a rare find in today's filmmaking. I look forward to see future films from this talented writer/director/actor. The film reminded me of filmmaking from the 90's! Well worth the watch! Don't miss it!

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!