Miles Away

About This Movie

Miles Away is one of those films that lingers in the mind long after viewing. Set against the moody backdrop of Vancouver, it explores the complexities of human connection and disconnection. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing the audience to soak in the atmospheric shots and the subtle performances. It’s not your typical romance; more like a reflection on love's darker corners. The cinematography captures the rain-soaked streets beautifully, enhancing the film's introspective tone. Despite the unknown director, the work hints at a mature vision, with nuanced character dynamics that feel both real and raw. There’s an authenticity here that makes it distinctive in the realm of indie cinema.

Set in Vancouver's shadows · Explores themes of disconnection · Unique pacing and tone