3100: Run and Become

Rawal's well-shot film is engaging - particularly for those with an interest in running and/or meditation - but the lack of balance between each of the four stories ultimately throws the film off.

Rawal widens his scope beyond ultramarathoners in the 2016 race to include other groups who value running as a spiritual exercise.

I found it almost hypnotic watching these competitors, who rarely acknowledge each other for being so focused; I found the film to be as captivating as it is curious and mysterious.

As a non-athletic look at long-distance running the film delves into the realm of self-help and personal transformation, with a side-message about the importance of knowing your limits, both physical and mental...well-paced and very well-photographed.

This film is not only a great opportunity to get close to understanding Colette, but it is also very educational and entertaining. [Full Review in Spanish]

A curious, thoroughly reported, handsomely shot, ultimately frustrating portrait of the event.

Meandering, tedious ultra-marathon doc about the longest and dullest marathon of them all and its dubious "spiritual" value.

Heartwarming, inspirational and enlightening.

3100: Run and Become beautifully captures the heart and inspiration of all who close their eyes, take a breath, and open their hearts to life.