In the media
Jonathan Turner reviews "As Far As The Eye Can See."
Of Jason London's performance, he writes: "The 45-year-old actor, with seemingly effortless grace and feeling, imbues Jack with heartbreaking pathos and relatability, often without saying a word."
Read the whole review here.
Director David Franklin was interviewed by Ciara Wardlow of Film School Rejects about the Triumphs of Micro Budget Filmmaking. To read the entire article, click here.
Screenwriter producer Paden Fallis appeared on "Good Morning Texas" on WFAA Channel 8. Click here to watch the segment.
Grant Phipps writes: "The haunting qualities of an open, painterly landscape manifest in Jack's feelings of isolation but also elicit his innate perseverance, as he both mentally prepares to perform at the annual Tarbert County Piano Competition and legally defend his land against corporate industry takeover." Read the entire piece.
Our Champaign-Urbana screening covered by Richard Leskosky:
Tony Kay writes a lovely and insightful review of "As Far As The Eye Can See."
"Franklin's feature debut captures the beauty of rural America—and the hopes, disappointments and innate resilience of its residents—with bracing, enchanting clarity."
Read the whole piece here.
We're in good company in the 5 "Must-See" films from 2017's Hill Country Film Festival.
In the wake of our world premiere at the Montreal World Film Festival, writer David Hanley interviewed director David Franklin for the online film journal Off|Screen. You can read the interview here.
After being voted IndieWire's Project-of-the-Month for October 2015, IndieWire published an interview with Director David Franklin about the film's genesis, how it got made, and what he was looking forward to as the film wrapped post-production. Read the entire article here.
