The Great Northwest

About This Movie

The Great Northwest is an intriguing documentary that taps into nostalgia in a really cool way. Matt McCormick revives a 1958 road-trip taken by four Seattle women, which they meticulously chronicled in a scrapbook. The film feels like a personal journey as much as a historical one, blending the original scrapbook images with modern-day footage. That juxtaposition creates this unique atmosphere where past and present collide. The pacing feels relaxed, almost meditative, allowing you to soak in both the stunning landscapes and the stories behind them. What really stands out is the personal angle—these were just everyday women, and seeing their experiences unfold through their own eyes gives the whole thing an intimate touch that’s not often found in typical travel docs.

Interesting blend of historical and modern footage. · Focuses on personal stories and everyday experiences. · Captivating visuals of the Northwest landscapes.