Review from Cinephelia.com
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The independent film is something I've always been drawn too. The idea's and creativity are often unmatched, and in a world of remakes and market research, it's good to know we still have fresh concepts hitting the big screen.
The girl who could run 600 mph is a 20 minute short that seemingly deals with one man's monotonous life and job and his attempt to change his routine lifestyle...
Review from cinema-crazed.com
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You have to appreciate the inherent ambition behind a film like The Girl who could run 600 mph, because director Thimijan doesn't just give us a story about a girl who can in reality run 600 miles per hour. Instead his film is about monotony and the confines the work life, and how this extraordinary ability allows her to pursue feats that she normally couldn't once we get to know her. And it's quite a whimsical sotry with a sweet message about life, and your goals...
Review from Rogue Cinema
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Belief is a powerful thing, belief in religion, belief in others, but the most powerful belief that we can have is belief in ourselves. That's the message of the short film by Mark Thimijan, The Girl Who Could Run 600 Miles Per Hour...
Review from Microcinema Scene
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An office drone finds his life changed by a free-spirited young woman in Mark Thimijan’s whimsical short drama The Girl Who Could Run 600 Miles Per Hour!
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