All Sides of the Road

About This Movie

All Sides of the Road is this fascinating exploration of space and time, captured through a twelve-minute 3D video of Old Highway 101 as it winds in and out of Dewitt, Iowa. The unique perspective, with cameras focused directly above the road, creates this almost hypnotic rush—like you’re floating over a living, breathing landscape. The film’s pacing is deliberate yet fluid, inviting viewers to lose themselves in the ebb and flow of the scenery, which feels expansive yet intimate. There’s a kind of meditative quality here, where the mundane becomes profound, making you think about the journey rather than the destination. It really stands out for its practical effects—just the raw, unfiltered essence of the American road.

All Sides of the Road is quite a rarity in the collector’s market, with its limited distribution making it harder to find in physical formats. The film's experimental nature appeals to those who appreciate avant-garde cinema, and it often sparks conversation among collectors about its unique approach and themes. While the director remains unknown, the film stands out for its distinct style and the immersive experience it offers, making it a curious piece for any serious collection.