One of the things about the film that warmed my heart strings was that dry fly fishing was a major part of the scene
.<br /><br />The film was shot in a very small town in the middle of nowhere, and the location was very close to the city. The film is shot on a small budget, but it is very well done. It is a great film, with great acting, great cinematography, amazing music, incredible cinematographic effects, a beautiful soundtrack, superb cinematics, excellent cinemas, fantastic cinemaography, terrific cinematic effects and great music. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys great photography, cinematism, music and cinematically stunning cinemacography. This is one of my all time favorite films. If you are looking for a film with a good story, good cinemacy, beautiful cinematon and amazing cinematical effects then this is the perfect film for you. You will love it! <p><b]Rating: 4/10<br><p>Rating for the cinemascope: 3/5<p]rating for cinemablism: 1/2<b><span style="vertical" class="bold" title="The Great Escape" /]<span><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZ-7-j-o-w&feature
. The film was shot in a very dry area, and the fly was not as big as it should have been. I think that the director was trying to make the viewer feel that he was watching a film about a fly. It was very cool to see the great fly fishery in the background.