Never Made It to our Local Big Screen

I realize it's useless to rant and rave about the movie distribution system in the US, but what's a message board for. This movie would have been hugely popular in Montana where the crossroads of two or three interstates are located. We see women truckers in these parts frequently. Some live in our communities.

Tons of people would have loved to see aspects of their lives up on the big screen for once, giving them a little boost that their struggles are worth reflection. Big props to Mottern and Monaghan for looking at the grit in our lives.

I would have loved to have seen the film on the big screen. As it is, I had to settle for the Netflix version. And I'll buy the DVD as my small way of saying thanks to the film makers.