As Far as the Eye Can See

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A seminary student embarks on a journey to reunite with his family after being away and out of touch for ten years.A seminary student embarks on a journey to reunite with his family after being away and out of touch for ten years.A seminary student embarks on a journey to reunite with his family after being away and out of touch for ten years.

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8.2/10

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Trivia
The film was scheduled to be completed in winter of 2011 but production took longer than expected and had to be shut down due to weather. Over the course of the next 6 months it went through an entire new process of pre production, and was entirely re shot the following summer. only 2 shots from year 1 were used.

Goofs
During the campfire scene some extension cords are visible on the ground delivering power to the flicker box (which are also reflected in Eve's glasses on some shots).

Quotes
Adam: You can look off in the distance all you want, but when you finally look to the now, its either everything in your life has changed, or its exactly the same. Don't let your thoughts of the future change your ideals of the present.

Crazy credits
At the very end of the credits is the typical warning regarding copyright and unlawful distribution and exhibition. However, the list of usual consequences such as civil liability and criminal prosecution concludes with "and an ass-kicking from Joe Jude."

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Mayan Calendar
Performed by Eddie Mac

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Featured review

10/10

A Two Year Commitment

From a critical standpoint:

The film follows the journey of one man who meets, in a series of events, characters who seem to be all interconnected. Flashbacks help the story unfold but the ending is rather left open to viewer interpretation.

From a personal standpoint:

Every day on set of this film was a new experience. A lot of challenges were posed with the weather and with people's schedules conflicting. But it is always a great feeling to sit back and watch the completed project after being involved - especially the behind the scenes features included on the DVD. It also shows people how a film can be made (albeit hardly a budget) with a dedicated cast and crew. It is the first production, I'm sure, of many yet to come from the RhinoVison team.