SKU: JF-DVD-RFF

On January 14th, 2007 composer Cody Westheimer lost his father, Dr. Eric Westheimer to a brain tumor.  Faced with the biggest challenge of his life, Cody discovered running as a way to cope with the death of his best friend.

Inspired by working on JB Benna's film “ULTRAMARATHON MAN,” about folk hero Dean Karnazes, Cody decided to begin training to run a marathon.  Houston was where his dad was born.  The race was taking place on January 13th, 2008 - the eve of the anniversary of his father’s death. The choice was obvious-the Houston Marathon would be the race Cody would enter to honor his dad.

Follow Cody and his family as he travels through grief, pain and perseverance in his quest to run 26.2 miles.

“Running” time: 26:22 (plus special features)

“Tragedy turned triumph!  A father’s love, a son’s calling, one race.” - Josh Cox, elite marathoner

“...whether you’re a seasoned runner or have never laced-up a pair of running shoes, this film will make you want to get out, get moving and celebrate life!” - Kevin Patrick, Endurance Planet Inc.

DVD Package Includes:

   • Interactive Soundtrack CD featuring audio interviews with famed runners Hal Higdon, David Horton and Ray Zahab.
   • 5 Deleted Scenes
   • Filmmaker Commentary
   • Film Trailer
   • WAVES an elegy (Cody’s other award winning short film)