A Standing Still is a film about a young woman named Allison, who works as a fire lookout in the Willamette National Forest. She is forced to confront her past and present when she is called away for a medical emergency with her father. The film explores family dynamics and personal displacement, featuring impressive acting and the scenic beauty of the Pacific Northwest. It was shot on three formats: Super 16mm, HD, and 35mm. The film has won several awards, including Best Cinematography and Best Narrative Feature.
A Standing Still
In the midst of turmoil and loss, a young woman finds solace in a job as a fire lookout in the Willamette National Forest, temporarily stabilizing her uncertain future.