Sing Along

About This Movie

Sing Along, directed by Mark Oxman, is a bit of an oddball. It blends comedy, drama, and music in a way that feels both whimsical and heartfelt. The story revolves around a boy with a Broadway dream, and the film plays with the idea of day-to-day life through musical lenses—kind of like a low-key, indie take on a traditional musical. The pacing is loose, almost dreamlike at times. There's something refreshing about how it embraces imagination, often contrasting the boy's vibrant inner life with his quieter reality. Performances are decent, capturing that blend of innocence and aspiration. It’s not flashy, but there’s a charm in its simplicity that makes it stand out from more polished productions.

Released in 2013, indie production. · Filmed in various locations, adding authenticity. · Features original songs that enhance the storytelling.