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Brian and Seth employ an organic approach to documentary making - the result is a journey of authentic human connection. This filmmakers explore towns both big and small and meet with Americans from all walks of life. Their conversations are spontaneous and offer a glimpse of what life is like in each of these regions - from D. C. to L. A. and Mayfield KY to Brownwood TX. You may go into this documentary expecting to see a divided country, but instead we see Americans reaching out to help each other, support their neighbors, and share their cultural heritage and local "hotspots" with visitors Brian and Seth. Congratulations, Brian Mulvey!

American Highway is a true story in every facet. The content is unequivocally the true American tale. From high rise cities to low income towns, the stories of these people hit home in more ways than one. It's unapologetically real and tenacious in its message. Seth and Brian unveil the hidden love, but at the same time tragic U. S. A. Paths that most think can't happen to them. This is a very needed, very engaging documentary that refuses to be silenced. The power of resilience and will power presented by the individuals involved, interviewed, and created by on this project is a tour de force.

I was really taken back at the kindness and beauty of American Highway. I really couldn't take my eyes off the screen in anticipation to what would come next. The story's that Brian and Seth are able to uncover with their genuine conversation style documentary is eye opening and inspiring. I loved seeing America this way... all of her natural majesty- the good, the wondrous and the very bad, but most importantly the heart of her people and the reminder of our own humanity. Especially now, this is am American documentary that you don't want to pass up! Finally thing- the cinematography is mind blowing and makes you want to jump in the car and see it for yourself!