Due to COVID-19, BRP’s inaugural hike has been postponed to the Fall of 2020.

Bastards’ Road wins Audience Award for Documentary Feature at Slamdance Film Festival.

“I may not know much about documentaries, but I know good storytelling when I see it, and “Bastards’ Road” is an emotional masterpiece. The story comes together by centering on Jon’s physical trip and visits with his fellow Marines while constantly weaving in the rest of the pieces—Jon’s background in the military, his struggles with PTSD and suicide that led him to take the trip, information about veterans’ mental health struggles, and interviews with professionals and other 2/4 Marines and gold star families. The film is informative but highly personal, making statistics and concepts real by sharing the stories of individuals who are actually experiencing those realities. And while the entire film is 98 minutes of raw emotion, it also manages to balance that emotion, breaking up intense moments by interspersing breaks of gorgeous cinematography from Jon’s trip and comedic relief from Jon’s own charismatic personality.”

Skillset Live - “This week we are honored to sit down with combat veteran and documentary filmmaker, Jonathan Hancock as we dive deep into his trek across the United States to help him combat his personal demons of war.”

Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2020 winners announced. Bastards’ Road winner of Best Documentary.