Boston2Philly

A really strong cast, which is something you don't always see in an indie film. The story holds up throughout and there are several touching moments. This is a "throwback" of sorts to romantic dramas of the past, framed by tragedy and characters having to overcome. Well done by the cast and filmmakers - check it out!

"Boston to Philly" is a captivating indie film that weaves a tale of friendship, redemption, and self-discovery. A true inner city tail set in Philadelphia, this one really grabbed me and is the reason I love indie film. The chemistry between the lead actors is palpable, adding a layer of sincerity to their characters. The director's skillful storytelling keeps the audience engaged, blending humor and heartfelt moments seamlessly. "Boston to Philly" is a gem for those seeking a thoughtful, character-driven drama. It's a testament to the power of storytelling and the enduring bonds that shape our lives.

Boston to Philly ain't your regular flick. It's a gripping indie ride that spins a tale of friendship, redemption, and self-discovery. Set in the heart of Philly, this joint hooked me right in, showcasing why indie films are my jam. The lead actors? Straight-up chemistry. You can feel it, adding that realness to their characters. The director? A storytelling wizard, keeping the crowd locked in with a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, smooth like butter. This movie is a gem for those craving a deep, character-driven drama. It's a nod to the storytelling game and the lasting ties that carve our paths.

I enjoyed this movie. It grabs your attention right from the beginning and doesn't let go. The chemistry between the two leads was nice. I'd recommend. Give it a watch!

I really enjoyed Ralph Celestin's "Boston to Philly". Throughout its run, some poignant points are made about heartbreak, friendship, and loss. It also makes great use of Philadelphia's beautiful scenic views, even adding a little locator at the bottom to remind us where we are. Also love the romantic scenes between Philly and Boston, where you can really tell both actors had a ton of chemistry. I also enjoyed Celestin's use of repeating transitions, back and forth, from present day to a traumatizing amount from the past.

Things get heavy, intense heart pounding moments with gunshot wounds, lead to more personal moments with Boston and Willy G. Celestin has an assured hand, balancing all of these dramatic moments that are woven throughout, without ever losing sight of the characters or their struggles. There's a truly powerful scene with a church choir later in the film, that reflects the yearning and hope of its story.

Check out "Boston To Philly" today and spend some time in this carefully crafted world.