If I Had Wings to Fly
Viewers interested in modern cinema often explore If I Had Wings to Fly because of its cast, story direction, and audience popularity.
Staged across the mountains of Western North Carolina, and rich with Appalachian music and oral tradition, 'If I Had Wings to Fly' follows the ramblings of a young banjo player named Felix Eugene as he learns (often by accident) some things about loneliness, responsibility, and love. Ousted from his small town home, and with nothing to lose, Felix sets on down the road and finds his journey both challenged and enriched by the diverse people he meets along the way.
