Highway Hula

There's no single reason artist Kim Ward performs a Highway Hula Hoop dancing performance on the side of a busy four lane highway every day. She wants to stay fit. It relieves stress. She wants to inspire others to, if not Hula Hoop dance, at least be active and exercise every day. She likes the attention. She likes to make people smile. It's what she wants to do. But more than anything else, Kim is building her strength back up. Her life changed in 2011 when a drugged-driver in a Ford pickup struck her at a crosswalk in Alabama. She says the accident 'knocked her off the map'. Now she's back on the map...literally. U.S. Highway 11-W in Surgoinsville, TN.

Kim Ward plays these roles so well. Good movie

This movie has got everything. My rating to this one is 10000000.

Well acted & executed. Highly entertaining.

I like Short films and this one is pretty good

Freaking awesome… is the adjective which I choose to type the first word of this review. As I left the theater I was not only spellbound, but I was also sulking about the fact that the movie had ended.

Some people said the plot was complicated and difficult to follow. We totally disagree, my wife and daughter thought the plot was easy to follow and they liked the way the story developed and loved the ending.

The character of Kim Ward is very interesting. I like him so much.

If you are movie fans you'll love the film! Totally worth the experience!

This was a great movie. Jeff Bobo is back to doing what he does best: making AWESOME films.