Roll with Me

Roll with Me is such a beautiful story that touches me in a way that was truly unexpected. I'm so fortunate to have been able to see the world premier at the Woodstock Film Festival. Gabe and all of the men on this journey are not only inspirational, but are extremely brave for the emotional journey they shared with us. Seeing their unwillingness to give up in any situation will give anyone the strength they need to overcome any obstacle in life! I cannot wait until Roll with Me can be shared across the world!

I was so fortunate to see Roll With Me at the Woodstock Film Festival. Roll With Me touched every heart string in my body. I was so inspired by Gabriel's strength, courage and endurance to wheel 3100 miles in a standard wheelchair from the coast to coast!!! This film will make you laugh, cry and cheer with excitement. You will fall in love with everyone in this film because you will see the raw truth of the difficulties an addict must face while trying to get sober. I would watch this film again and again. My life is forever changed.

I saw Roll with Me at the Woodstock film festival and I was moved to tears, wonderment and inspiration. Our only obstacles are the ones we create in our minds and the entire cast and crew endeavored to change their experience and personal stories. At truly magical film!

Inspirational movie that all should see. Human potential is limitless. Strength, character, support, love, human spirit, will to triumph over all odds, all are magnificently portrayed in this tribute to the human condition.

I watched this documentary on 5/2/20.

This film showcases the power of the human will and the amazing feat that Gabriel Cordell accomplished by manually rolling his wheelchair 3100 miles across the country.

And as if that feat wasn't astounding enough, Gabriel and the film crew made major breakthroughs with going through their own individual journeys of transformation during the 100 day trip - most were abusing drugs and unhappy with certain parts of their life.

An amazing documentary that I'll remember forever.