36 Hour Walk

About This Movie

So, '36 Hour Walk' is this quirky documentary that really draws you in with its laid-back vibe. The pacing feels like you're right there with the college student, meandering through the streets of Manhattan and onto Long Island, propelled by a mix of determination and self-deprecating humor. The film captures the absurdity of setting such a foolishly ambitious goal—no food, no sleep for a day and a half. It’s not just about the physical challenge, but there's a deeper reflection on the nature of perseverance and the silly things we commit to in our youth. Legyaan Thapa's direction has this personal touch, almost like you're sharing a confidant’s inner thoughts throughout the journey. A little rough around the edges, yet refreshingly candid.

This film seems to have flown under the radar, making it a bit hard to find on physical media. It hasn’t had any major re-releases, so copies can be quite scarce. Collector interest appears to be growing, especially among those who appreciate indie documentaries that combine humor with introspective themes. If you come across it, you'll likely want to snag it, as it's not something you see often.