Fell, Jumped or Pushed

This is a really fun movie that I was extremely proud to be a part of. You can trust me on that since I'm of course not the slightest bit biased. If I were, man would I go crazy about how awesome it is! You'll just have to watch it and decide for yourself whether it's simply terrific (my unbiased opinion) or amazingly mind-blowing (my biased opinion). It's the story of budding documentary filmmaker, Todd, trying to unravel the mystery of his grandfather's disappearance. His journey to make sense of what really happened is compelling, but what's even more intriguing, is the bumbling crew trying desperately to navigate their own quirky journeys simultaneously. I think you'll really enjoy it and appreciate its capacity to be both hilarious and poignant.

Oh my gosh. I sat here and laughed out loud. If you're a fan of mockumentaries, you need to put this right next to your favorite Christopher Guest films. Such a nice chemistry within the cast, and so fun to watch them interacting with Todd's actual family. I can't wait to watch it again! Great characters, great story lines, great one-liners!

The entire odd squad was fun to watch, but I thought the performances by Todd, Mark, Caroline and Blair were standouts. They created a wonderful blend of angst, fear, naiveté and attraction. And what a thrill to see Andrei Belgrader playing the delightfully nasty guru.

Todd's family members deserve their commendations as well. They were such good sports, and it was plain that they were enjoying the experience of being in the movie.

One of the most enjoyable films I seen last year! Brilliant writing! An absolute must for anyone who likes witty indie films! It's a story that you will still be thinking about a week later. Hats off to the director for bringing together not only a great cast but also a very enjoyable and entertaining story. I went into the theater not knowing anything about the film. Being in the film industry myself I am sometimes a tough critic however I was laughing out loud almost the entire time and I left hoping there would be a sequel. ( I never leave hoping for a sequel) I would recommend this film to anyone but especially to the entertainment and film industry crowd. Get your popcorn and get ready to laugh out loud!

I loved this film. FELL, JUMPED, or PUSHED is a very clever and fun mockumentary with seriously fantastic performances and a lot of heart. Todd Peters (also the director/writer), Caroline Hall, Jeremy Rabb, Mark Boyett, and Blair Sams as the core crew of the documentary that is the subject of the film – and Andrei Belgrader as the over-the-top auteur – all gave seamless, grounded performances. And the grandmothers! There is a scene in a bar with one of the grandmothers - I want to bottle her voice. She's amazing. (The blending of actors with "real people" is interesting and effective.) The movie's tone is akin to Christopher Guest films at their most real moments, and I laughed out loud more than once. This is a well done, entertaining indy film that I highly recommend.

This clever little film features the hallmark of a good mockumentary: a solid ensemble of actors who create a vivid, zany crew of characters. In this case, they're brought together to film a documentary that's destined to change tracks -- if not go off the rails altogether -- as their amateur-but-earnest leader (Todd Peters) wades deeper into his own unfulfillment and his family's unsolved mystery. And all of this is framed as a documentary-within-a-documentary directed by an Eastern European auteur (the inimitable Andrei Belgrader). Filmed near the top and the bottom of the west coast, in Spokane, Washington, and San Diego, California, this movie is well worth your viewing.