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A Long Way from Nowhere

Amy Clark 03/15/2023
Amy Clark 03/15/2023
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A Long Way from Nowhere is a new film featuring runners taking part in the 150-mile Desert RATS stage race. The course traverses the Kokopelli Trail, which stretches from Fruita, CO, to Moab, UT, during one of the hottest months of the year. Not only does the film capture extreme conditions that the participants are subjected to throughout each stage, but it also highlights the lives of runners who are all participating for reasons that run deeper than reaching a finish line. According to producers, “Each reaches their darkest hour, and each, through the curious alchemy of extreme hardship and desert solitude, emerges with a new understanding of what it is to be human.”

Directed by middle school teacher and podcaster Chris Ward, and Paul Scheuring, professional writer, producer and director, both met during the 2018 event while sharing the trail as participants and came up with the idea to turn their experience into a documentary film.

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Amy Clark is the Editor of UltraRunning Magazine. She began her career at a small advertising agency in Bend, Oregon, where she enjoyed the fast pace and creative environment. For over 15 years, lunch hour runs were a ritual. Amy also joined the board of the local running club, became a race director and finished her first ultra. She has completed over 35 marathons and ultras combined, and continues to run long distances while encouraging both kids and adults to ignite their own passion for running.

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