Learning to Fly

hella inspiring to watch after my first 10k

lizzieallan

Produced by Chris Hemsworth #okay Gives the audience no reasons to invest themselves in this story. Seems to be for other runners, not your average viewer.

Adelaide <3

inspiring at times, captivating too. but lacks focus and an emotional driving force that feels concentrated. also hard to not see this as a “product” of the brand. running is tricky — it is often sadomasochistic, masturbatory even. but i can’t deny its therapeutic effects.…

josh bentley

A window into a world I knew nothing about before. The western states race was very exciting! The UTMB timelapse shot was *chef kiss*

proudcatdaddy

i hate running seriously but anyone who does it is so impressive (i didn’t get super into it, but it was cool)

chaar_lottee

I was disappointed by this. I loved following Jim Walmsley, who is so wacky, but I couldn’t get involved with the stories of Aisha MacAdams nor the Esther woman. They are so stoic and unexpressive. I don’t think the film succeeded in showing who these people are or why they…

harrietnmickey

Interesting subject! I thought the focus of the documentary jumped around a bit too much, but I really liked seeing the races up close. Almost makes me want to pick up running. Almost.

Laura

Go aisha go!!!

ashlyn!!

An exciting, often empathetic, glimpse into the world of ultra-marathon runners that leaves you feeling connected to the spirit of sacrifice and connection to something larger. My one critique would be that I think the feeling of connection could have been deeper with a…

Mike Pratt